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... Pitt was a Eefomier—BO he was as long as he : was , a ; Whig , and he oecaine an anti-Kefprmer aa soon as he Decaaie a T 6 Ty .. anai to'the ' end : of his ' days . Again , it seems ; that the Whigs ' could have 'done nothing Mahout - Keform had . they ...
... and excluded me . That WBS the beginning of the Whigs towards me . I never u » d atiy friendilrip for them ; I never was a t'sV . ovtr of tin-in ; I hive alwAya hit u a Liberal , but , not a Whig . Whigs nowadays are Whiga and something more , I was something ...
... lf _^ he'Providerice _ap ' pointcd ,-alt _. liough postponed , spokesman _of hia _party , when he _ventures to _accuse the Whig Government . ' of ; fBBslness _^ in ; its _arrangement of tho . foreign . _relations of Great Britain _. - _„ , r _, _; cr ...
... at that party less capable of embarrassing the Whigs, to while it snakes the Whigs more able to resist their ill natural enemies, the Tories. This judicious ed eclecticism is one leading element of Whig policy. a- It is acted upon only when the interests ...
... when there must be _an _extensive _if not _fundamental rcconstitutioa o £ the _Gtmmmeut . Tho _enmiaatioQ of two such pure _Whigs would _dissolve the allegiance oE the Wbig party to the remaining _portion o £ _the Cabinet . _The _probability is , that a ...
... 'before tho electors of MnBcIieatcr , Mr Bennet the nominea of the CoiiEmMlvtS , Mi Mitchcll Henry , as tae ropre-Btntative oflho Whig party , and . Mr Jacob Bright the csiiuidate of the advanced Liberals , Mr Bright made Lie fust speech to the electors on Wednesday ...
... HOLDER. THE HAWICK WHIGS AND THEIE DUPES. Sib, —lt will have been observed that those parties in Hawick who take independent position in politics are becoming anxious to share in the benefits of burgh suffrage, while the old Whigs are still wishful to ...
... befng dfegolved , aad . th . a £ l ° fot ! xi question ftom remaining unsettled for goma year . - ' . Ibe conduct of the ^ Whig * in the matter of Ksforai eince the . WUUs ' t Eooma meating In 1859 , was then . criticised ; and the next topic was a defence ...
... Liberd iaurnilB la the Boith , oi Inland fridently fear tha dreaded month o » July wUl not pa »» over quietly . Tha Northern . Whig complalna ta » t the Owayatasa .- to . the celg ' s . boorhood oi Colcraine Iiwe hrftun to much about to tha tiVCBmgB , pitt ...
... from more than one point of iew. Asa deviation from Whig traditions, tas, of course, been a stock subject of comment the entire newspaper press; and such, it deserves all the encomiums which Whig journalists have bestowed it. Whether in his proposals ...
... a family which the old _Whigs regard with a _feeling almost of loyalty , and the only man who _is likely to _inherit Earl _Buseell ' s peculiar _position aa _the _popular head of the unpopular _organisation known as the _Whig _connection- He _is therefore ...
... Stair.” iv. Wigtown Whig-town shall remain. Here safe eneoonced I’ll stay; Nor Radical nor Tory wight Shall drive me hence away. Shall * stupid ’ Tories dare invade This Whig manorial ground ? Let Ditxy play his * game ’ elsewhere. Whig-town is safe and ...