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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... charac-1 tcristic of that great party. Since ever—nearly two centuries ago—political parties severed into 1 two distinct camps as Whig and Tory, the latter party has always been distinguished by its frank I and hearty recognition of the claims of Merit, of I ...
... It was evidently a set thing. The Whig Duke had announced to his friends—his fair friends, especially,—that Mr. Disraeli would get a wigging. Argyll was to be the hero of the night. Down to the House came the Whig peeresses and their pretty daughters—a ...
... THE REHOBOAM OF POLITICS. It is indeed hard upon the Whigs to be subjected to the impetuous rule of Mr. GLADSTONE. Under a new leader they may well have hoped for little respite, little moderation. When Solomon Russell departed this (political) life, ...
... the world the psychological fact that to a Whig all Whigs are superior beings. Lord Russell would not, we suppose, assert this in definite terms ; but it is evidently his implicit unconscious belief. The Whigs of the past are surrounded by a spiritual ...
... House that be will submit .1 the terms his motion Monday oreoing. The csfise of the postponement is simply that lb. clique of Whigs, including Peers well as Commoners, who undertook the *■ among thTmaelres to the ler ™V . 0„, S”g motion. Nor was there any ...
... evidently expected that they would have lasted least half-an-hour ; that on the appearance of the hero of the moment Radicals, Whigs, Constitutional Coalitionists, and Tories would have sprung to their feet and yelled out ...
... not now vote with Mr. Gladstone for its demolition. It is curious to contrast their position with that of the ex-official Whigs. The able modifications. The bishops of the Irish latter profess themselves dreadfully alarmed at the Church have themselves ...
... the able manipulation of its promulgator, it is working the destruction of other existences. The Palmerstonian majority, the Whig party, the High Church and State party, have ceased. They are passing away by a bloodless destiny. Have we yet seen or can ...
... Gladstone may do or say : he will ultimately, we doubt not, be a convert to communism and pantheism. But what are the warier Whigs about, to permit this revolutionary movement ? Have they quite forgotten their ancient cunning ? Eatl Russell’s absence from ...