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... said, support Tory often as Whig Minister if were once in power; yet probably, the whole, aud catena paribus, they prefer to see the present men in office. And must remember, by-the-by, that they are now more important to a Whig Ministry than they would ...
... personally in the matter, certainly concerns everybody calling himself ft Whig. Lord Palmerston is Whig, nor is Mr Gladstone, and the Cabinet, a Cabinet, is, of course, no more Whig than it is Jesuit or Jansenist. the Foreign Minister who is thus making ...
... what the Whigs of the county think of it is probably something very different. We are glad to see Mr Murray call himself a Whig, for there is no rarer animal, now, than a politician of that old historical party. The mass of those who pass for Whigs are mere ...
... T, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1862. tribution of patronage ; but we did think that even Whig legislator might have drawn up an Act scarcely a page in length, without becoming liable to the charge of glaring inconsistency and manifest ambiguity. We cannot ...
... intluence of political zeal. When the Whigs attained to power, bis position was unchanged. Although surrounded by attached Whig friends, and by marriage closely allied with one of the most powerful families of the Whig aristocracy, he did not relax his opinions: ...
... ti«lo of Conservatism, had it not been flowing in with steady and long accumulated impetus. The success which has attended the Whig Government in their management our dispute tin* AmericniiS wouiu nave uwTt of itwlf to revive tiic allegiance of the middle ...
... raised several Whigs to the bench. Under Lord Aberdeen's Administration, which was said be Liberal - Conservative,” offices went, of course, both Liberals and Conservatives; but in no instance (with one single exception) have the Whigs given either a ...
... assessor and under claims. —25. Of the above 120 struck off there arc-C.onscnn. lives 39; Whigs, neutral, ; total, 120. Of the above put on there are—Conservatives, ; Whigs 58; neutral, 29 ; total, 145. There is thus gain to the Conservatives of seven the votes ...
... Romance: A Letter from Lancelot. VIII. Terra Santa: A Peep into Italy. IX. The Statesmen of the Tories : A Plea for Party. X. The Whig Historian; A Last Word Lord Macaulay. XI. Politics in the Parish. the Rector. Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas. ...
... any other. Perhaps, however, nothing more conservatises the rising generation in Scotland than the fact that the Edinburgh Whigs are defunct a party of high literature and accomplishments. Of course, there are individual exceptions to this, but the fact ...
... much startled if suddenly met with the reply, Then, sir, you can only be a Whig,” for the only Conservatives who are not Tories are Whigs ; and this alone it is which keeps the Whig party in power at the present moment. More than that, be has not only christened ...
... vulgar Arundels; they elect either decent half-educated men on the strength of their Liberal professions,—or popularity-seeking Whig landlords in their immediate neighbourhood. Thus, Kirkcaldy has been for at least two generations the family seat” the Fergusons ...