... al sovereign may be head of a church without accepting its tenets, just as she may be the head of the State, and yet allow Whig and Tory by turns to guide the nation into policies which she regards as imprudent or even wrong. The headships of the Crown ...

... al sovereign may be head of a church without accepting its tenets, just as she may be the head of the State, and yet allow Whig and Tory by turns to guide the nation into policies which she regards as imprudent or even wrong. The headships of the Crown ...

... Association, on the British Constitution. Lord Skelmersdale presided, and Mr. Charles Turner, M.P., also delivered an address. The Whigs had always taunted the Conservatives with being the enemies of progress and freedom but it did so happen that while the Liberals ...

... expect to get, while the results of the Reform agitation have shown that the most extreme demands may be granted, to dish the Whigs, when the alternatives are concession or 'resignation. This state of things gives a portentous significance to the motion ...

... expect to get, while the results of the Reform agitation have shown that the most extreme demands may be granted, to dish the Whigs, when the alternatives are concession or resignation. This state of things gives a portentous significance to the motion of ...

... themselves, and because Liberalism means such a vast variety of things, and ranges from socialism to a feeble preference for Whig landowners. Lord Russell has got it into his head that the business of the leader of the Opposition is to be always springing ...

... themselves, and because Liberalism means such a vast variety of things, and ranges from socialism to a feeble preference for Whig landowners. Lord Russell has got it into his head that the business of the leader of the Opposition is to be always springing ...

... eight or nine seats, which would include one for Dundee, and perhaps for Aberdeen. There are several whose party feeling as Whigs, or whose strong political policy as Radicals, induces them to sacrifice their feeling as Scotchmen, and who prefer seeing ...

... of Paris as not only humiliating and derogatory, but absolutely dangerous to the prime interests of England. Among the Whigs Earl Russell has spoken as plainly. These are his r d s on the 9th March, 1857 : The rule ' The goods 'of a belligerent are ...

... of Paris as not only humiliating and derogatory, but absolutely dangerous to the prime interests of England. Among the Whigs, Earl Russell has spoken as plainly. These are his words on the 9th March, 1857 :— The rule, The goods 'of a belligerent ...

... probably be adopted. THE FUTURE LIBERAL GOVERMIENT.—The new Government, says the Spectator, if raised to power, will not be a Whig Government of the ancient type. It need nokin the public interest be, quite as weak in the peers as the present one admits ...

... difficult to distinguish a ' Conservative ' from a ' Liberal ;' or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whig—i.e., a Whig Oligarchical and. a Whig Radical, and hence 'Conservative- Liberal,' Liberal-Conservative,' and such other mixed breeds. The difficulty ...