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... effective power and to guarantee their adhesion to the new order of things, will avert the supersession of the middle class. The Whigs are hampered by followers who at heart desire not a perfect representation, but democracy, but a broad bill presented by Tories ...
... wealth of the alien Church.' But this indignation never prevented him from sitting at the social board near some Orange or Whig magnate whom it might he convenient to impress with a sense of his convivial qualities. Always ready to avow this fidelity ...
... a foreign Marius in the Italian Carthage, not scheming English budgets nor Greek kingdoms, or flesh-and-blood suffrages, or Whig distnbutions of borough seats, or the annihilation of county constituencies, but quarrelling with all the authorities who assert ...
... desirous of expressing their sentiments, the discussion was adjourned till tho next ordinary meeting in November. The Northern Whig contradicts a statement made last week by a Belfast paper, that the announcement of a proposed banquet to Mr Gladstone was ...
... It will be well for Liberals therefore to watch keenly the proceedings of the Foreign Office, whether occupied by Tory or by Whig. That office is absolutely certain to interfere, if only from its traditions, in the Eastern question, and nearly certain to ...
... activity shown by Lord Cranbourne and Lord Stanley to say that the difficulties have now been removal—Manchester Guardian ( Whig). PRINCE ALFRED AS A RIFLEMAN. The Duke of Edinburgh shot the greater part Saturday morning at the range of Mr Henry, guninaker ...
... danger. He was great man in small parties, an indispensable man picnics, the superintendent of a Sabbath-school, a 'bloody Whig' in politics, as he delighted to call himself, and the most zeal >us and earnest of his circle in a revival of religion. He ...
... People and yet his address at the •-ocial Science Association had a great deal of intellectual life about it. The dig at the Whigs for their treatment of Plunket was particularly vivacious; we may doubt the taste of the which the old Lori gave his audience ...