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... WHIG & TORY. THE present political Munition would be amusing were it not at a crisis in European history, and fraught with consequences of momentous import. The political atmosphere, indeed, is wane, but party spirit is frigid and cool. The country ...
... TORIES AND A WHIG. TO THE EDITOR 00 THE >' SEKIUiEL. Sir,—U ii not often th»t oar qaiot nutic dwellings ore assailed bj bud of rubbers, Tones, who exclaim as soon os you moke your appearance —Tora, torn Oise, gin! However, I ban bod recently vintation ...
... JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1866. POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE WHIG PARTY. Old Whig” sends a long letter to the Times, from Brookes’,” on the present position and prospects of the Whig party, in which he says : It has often been remarked that it is rather ...
... Friday, Price One Penny, THE ABEBDEEEINSHIRE ELECTION, OR, A WORD TO WHIGS AND TORIES. To be had of the Booksellers. ...
... expressive party names, such as Whig and Tory used to be. Whig and Tory were definite terms. They had a certain historical signification, and were unmistakeable. Tories never grumbled because they were not called Whigs, as the Conservatives do because ...
... ; and his assumptions and j allegations, which go any length, were they worth much, would be as fatal to the hopes of the Whigs as they i would be confirmatory of the fears of the Tories. They point to objects equally repulsive to both, but to which the ...
... the Legislature.” What says this gonerally-confessed-fact to the sincerity of the Whig love for reform ? It leaves us to infer that no reform that comes not through the Whig manufactory could be called by the name—that for any minister but Earl Russell to ...
... speaking, in political hair powder and silk stockings; while an overanxious Conservative, here and there, no doubt pictures his Whig neighbour as longing for free and easy sans cullotte democracy, with the Phrygian cap for his only head gear. Much of this ...
... question, and, supported by the Conservative party, took an active and efficient part in the government of the country ; the Whigs then broadly asserted that the Reform Act was a final measure. The Radicals disappointed by the Reform Act, became angry, and ...
... honour of the great apostle of Free Trade, is an event of considerable interest. The club is |not merely to consist of Whigs and Whig Radicals, but is open to all Free Traders. The chief addresses at the dinner were delivered Mr Gladstone, Earl Russell ...
... Government in the cause of Irish education. This was not agreed to. But the Irish Colleges were not a gift of the Whigs, and have no claim on Whig protection, consequently it was thought advisable to affiliate with them the Roman Catholic opposition school ...
... they belong to the narrowest circles of the Whigs, that Lord Russell now retires from office without having done anything to heighten his reputation during his short Premiership. The late seceders from the Whig party know that, in joining Lord Derby’s ...