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... which was the pride and glory of the Earl of Derby, when, as Lord Stanley, he was associated with the Whigs. For electioneering purposes, the Whigs conceded the affiliation of a separate Sectarian Catholic College to the Queen's Unjectarian University ...
... I look upon the policy of the Whig party to be entirely critical , as _' a _distinct and separate policy , _and to be merged in what _is called the general _Liberal policy . It is _true tliat you have _distinguished Whigs _figuring in _the _Government ...
... gravest objection to the impending reconstruction of parties consists in its tendency to coincide with social divisions. The Whig aristocracy have conferred inestimable service on the country taking the lead in political movements which they had the will ...
... STIRLING. =INSURCIL mid GLASGOW. Le* TORT-WILLIAM at 6 rod KINGUSSIE about I PAL, AIR North Boa* Railways to and an Rodood tram Whig Gaon Ma, Gooch Folmar) , Cied Service Gazette has the following inteasang remarks :—Than are very few maple articles d food ...
... the history of what _are called the Whigs and the Tones , been _-surprised that after great _vicissitudes in our history , _the two parties always reappear , _Nofcwitliatanding _the enormous blunders that both _Whigs and Tories have made —( a laugh ) —and ...
... becoming more Consor- WiS the ConscrratlrM they haTeomm. are honour and «f«ty. but with th. Whig, eenlutio. ami Leith, 9th Dec. 1869. THE NEWHAVBN FISHERMEN AND THEIR WHIG FRIENDS. Sir, —The inhabiUnt* of bare l)*«B long known >• descendant* of a hardy race ...
... independent _Conservatives below it . On the Liberal side there was a similar antagonism going on _lietwecn the old _. independent Whig Peers , _• who _were _faithful to their party traditions , and tho members of the Government , who _took their _stand _upon ...
... dealt with by the Whig party, which was consistent and energetic member, must redound for ever to the discredit its leader*. When Whigs and Tories united to petition for some faint testimony appreciation the position the philosopher, the Whig Premier (Ix>rd ...
... wliich is believed to _coiitinil' _-. 'J' _!> o noininal _leader of tlie r » rty _a' : t _3 witli ! icsitai ; ii i and tlie Whig _independent I ' _cera appal _ently aru _masters of the _position . _It n uiincccs 8 ; _iry to _say that _the Earl of Kellie ...
... the Whigs v „ , Potter (Who don’t cure about history)— You r* Whig, ain’t you ? . . , Parson (In a cold perspiration yes, Mr Potter. , , . , Potter (Fixing him with his eye again, and with more —You'd better? _. .. Parson—But, you see, the Whigs at K ...
... In the _interval between the two votes , the strongest efforts had been made to bring about a coalition between the elder Whigs and the Conservatives . Lord Derby and Lord Cairns stood firm to their _convictions ; but Lord _Malmeabnry , according to his ...
... _. unqualified spoliation , cruellest of _mockeries , . Roman _Catholic ascendancy , or who ' prophesied woe to Whig lawyers , who prey upon ; the • vitals of the Church . . Elsewhere and at other times , packs of • _still wilder ' ' men ...