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... THE POLICY OP THE WHIGS. The Tima oot that •• when they find themselves difficulties the Whigs propose some tremendons enterwhicb. if they fnil themselves, they can drag their « nem’ies into. It then comes this If the Toms take 1, the measure and contrive ...
... Gladstone was in danger.” Mr. Gilbert Heathcote, now Lord Aveland, is a young Whig peer, who represented Rutland : Sit William Heathcote, a Conservative baronet who took a first class in classics, and was Fellow of All Souls, sat for North Hants four ...
... from Whig teaching. Wo are told by the Tima that Indian Viceroys have hitherto been selected for their Indian experience, for their diplomatic genius, or for their military talents.” The real fact is, that for nearly 40 years, daring which the Whigs have ...
... Their voracity for office seems to have blinded the Whigs, and made •hem utterly regardless of the principles of truth and con tinuance in office is essential to ■ a-ifotv of the Irish Church. If the Whigs were in office they would, like the late Earl Grey ...
... defrauded cut of her rights altogether through Whig patty manoeuvring. Surely the people of Scotland would resent and condemn so factious course. Mr. Laing has indicated the part which every patriotic member, whether Whig or Tory, should play. Let the Scotch members ...
... The Spectator does not wish see Liberal Ministry jaat yet, and points out as the reason the nnfitneaa of moat of the late Whig Ministers for their posts, in view of the great requirements the coming time. ...
... bare had Whig tlorernment more less tor nearly thirty years! What did it for you ! Did it not oppose almost ercry hill that was calculated for the benefit of the working classes! Did it not oppose the Short Time Bill, and the Factory Bill ? The Whig Gorernraent ...
... whereas the Tories their profligate tergiversation have now enjoyed office for something like eighteen calendar months, the Whigs r 1 . «* numl*r times, and notably in 1859. by their professions of reforming zeal, have contri.cil to keep off »n.l for the ...
... Liberal Government These were hard facts. They were unpalatable Whig stomachs. But they must have them (laughter). There was income tax 5d in tbe pound under a Tory Government. Did not tbe Whig* come into office and tais* it 7d, and then to lOd, and then ...
... that, if they had left the Whigs only because they did not want the franchise reduced, they would have been back again long ago? Has it never occurred to him that there is something distasteful to many gentlemen” in that Whig hunger for place which is ...
... LORD RDSSBLL' The Saturday Review, article devoted to the Whig leader, says :—**Lord Rowell has got into head 8 that the business of the leader the Opposition is tA alwava apringina a succession of little niinea under tho' teol of the Ministry. It » leader ...
... But every recruit to (he*e ranks is a deserter from the colours under which the Whigs have gained (heir ancient victories. The progress of events has brought the Whigs and Tories to pretty nearly the same standing-ground. Bsyond them the advocates of ...