... may be tempted to grumble, possibly, at a dispensation which gives them all the work, and their aristocratic friends of the Whig connection all the wages, but they should be careful lest by their murmurs they divide the Liberal Party. They may plead ...

... may be tempted to grumble, possibly, at a dispensation which gives them all the work, and their aristocratic friends of the Whig connection all the wages, but they should be careful lest by their murmurs they divide the Liberal party. They may plead ...

... of interest. An article entitled Men but Measures would carry u 3 back to the old mischievous days when in the eyes of a Whig a Tory could do no right, and vice versa' A satirical imitation of a popular novel has nothing to commend it in taste or ability ...

... of interest. An article entitled No t Men but Measures would carry u hack to the old mischievous days when in the eyes of Whig a Tory could do no right, and vice versa. A satirical imitation of a popular novel has nothing to commend it in taste or ability ...

... his day he was known among his contemporaries as an example of all that a bishop should be ; and it was observed by a great Whig statesman, still living, that if they could always secure a Van Mildert there was no need for the interference of the Eccl ...

... what its opponents declare—a piece of political strategy—it is the best counter-move to the DERBY-DISRAELI dishing of the Whigs that could have been devised. It has this further merit, that while the, Conservative leaders were, as they themselves admitted ...

... young man who had no other claim to it than the fact that he was a HOWARD, and the brother of a Whig peer. The appointment in 1833 of the youthful scion of a Whig house, and that in 1868 of a hard-working and elderly London parochial clergyman, mark the progress ...

... his day he was known among his contemporaries as an example of all that a bishop should be ; and it was observed by a great Whig statesman, still living, that if they could always secure a Van Mildert there was no need for the interference of the Eccl ...

... young man who had no other claim to it than the fact that he was a HOWARD, and the brother of a Whig peer. The appointment in 1833 of the youthful scion of a Whig house, and that in 1868 of a hard-working and elderly London parochial clergyman, mark the progress ...

... his eloquence has ripened, so to speak, and has become in a manner so far perfected by practice that he is recognized by Whigs and Tories alike, by Liberals and Conservatives, as the first of all the Orators of his time, as Lord DERBY is still, when ...

... his eloquence has ripened, so to speak, and has become in a manner so far perfected by practice that he is recognized by Whigs and Tories alike, by Liberals and Conservatives, as the first of all the Orators of his time, as Lord DERBY is still, when ...

... many members of the lower ranks of the peerage, most of them belonging to well-known and. historical families of the leading Whigs. Perhaps no lady was ever more familiar with the Court and the surroundings of a Court than the deceased duchess. She must ...