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... Radicalism. . Mr. Stanley became a Whig because the House of Deifcy, with its inveterate tendency to the weaker side, was Whfe, and while the Whigs we« struggling the era of the R»- form Bill Mr. Stanley was capital Whig. It is historical incident how leaped ...
... POPULARITY. The Irish Journals publish a curious epistle from an Irish Whig noble to his land agent. It is thoroughly characteristic of Whig-Radical tactics. But comment onjt elsewhere: ** 8, Grosvenor-square, April 4. dear Mr. Thomson,—lt is very evident ...
... long neglected by their Whig predecessors that there were positively ships available for the relief of those then in com' mission! And quietly and truly told Mr. Childers—full of unwonted perns about that “ rare avis in terns,” Whig Surplua of couple of ...
... borne, Please, Cranborne, come home ! Cranborne. dear Cranbornc, come back to us now And stick t the old Tory blue; * There'. Whig aud there's Bad., and there', one knows who, But none of their colours will do. With Peel and with Cranborne to serve under ...
... , the power the old Whig party. If Liberal Government were reconstructed, no doubt there would great clamour on the part of hereditary politicians to occupy important positions in it ; and if there were an infusion of the old Whig party they would cease ...
... that pro! feeted those opinions at that time, but ha> explained that meant them for adoption, notagainst the Tories, but | Whigs. With his explanation I have nothing do. question his philosophy, but I do not doubt his honour. When any man tells that he ...
... your behalf to the Almighty, in order that he may enlighten your mind, and I bless you paternally.—Pius UL*' LORD DUFFERIN S WHIG” BID FOR IRISH ...
... forces arrayed against us; high church Radicals jostling infidel philosophers, and Nonconfoimist agitators taking counsel with Whig place-hunters; but we yet believe—we hope, if against hope—that the country will, ere it be too late, shake off its fatal lethargy ...
... shoulders of Mr. Gladstone? For the future he :will have a formidable antagonist in the person of Lord Salisbury, when there is a Whig and Tory fight in the House of Lords; but the new marquis, who is a hater, such as would have delighted the soul of Dr. Johnson ...
... eminent philosophical Radical,” as Home Secretary, in an English Whig Ministry, affirmed that Orangeism was not only illegal but highly penal by the ancient Laws of this realm, and the Whig Ministry compelled the last Duke of Cumberland—first King of Hanover ...
... correctness, that the Dake of Leinater was offered the first riband at the disposal of Karl Grey after the accession of the Whigs to power in 1830. With a generous devotion to the interests of his party, at a time when their position was critical, and it ...
... onset, we felt assured we had intolerance of Orangemen, eud we now feet we not ed in vain. Fee issue is not a question of Whig or Tory, but whether an as necessary duties is to take the man without past services to guarantee place of a gentleman who ...