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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... probably be adopted. THE FUTURE LIBERAL, GOVERNMENT.—The new Govern-, ment, says the Spectator, if raised to power, will not be a Whig Government of the ancient type. It need not in the public interest be quite as weak in the peers as, the present one admits ...
... had been held at Cambridge-house; but somehow or other they did not quite succeed among those whom it was the object of the Whig Government to bring together at social re-unions. The Countess Frances Woldegrave's at homes, which are always patronised ...
... expected to meet the new Parliament with a definite solution of the Irish ecclesiastical difficulty that will again dish the Whigs, and elicit the plaudits of the Radicals. It is probable, therefore, that the final solution of the question will not be ...
... had been held at Cambridge-house; but somehow or other they did not quite - succeed among those whom it was the object of the Whig government to bring together at social re-unions. The Countess Frances Waldegrave's at homes, which are Slways patronised ...
... expected to meet the new Parliament with a definite solution of the Irish ecclesiastical difficulty that will again dish the Whigs, and elicit the plaudits of the Radicals. It is probable, therefore, that the final solution of the question will not be ...