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... proportionate _amount of _peer-making , irrespective' _-of the claims _of party .. Thus _, _of tlie seventy creations by the Whigs , at least a dozen ' were merely official or-non-political _, _such as the elevation of retired _Speakers of the other _House ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... him for _all in all , equal to _honest Lord John ; and he would have been ableas well _an the latter , to direct _one or two Whig Cabinets . He only wants a _slight touch _of ill-temper to have the requisite _qualities of a party leader . If ever his biography ...
... _districts in Australia before the _election was over . Parties were not divided in Australiaastheyusedtobe . Instead of Whigs and Torics , he would rather _classify _them now as Ins and Outs . _The average duration of an _Australian Ministry _was ...
... ought to be more _reluctant than _has _friends to have _it _forgotten that in one other _case _besides the _Reform _Bill of his Whig _and youthful days he may _claim something of the appearance of a success . And that case _happens to be the present case ...
... worth _remembering in connection with the _tmtliless babble habitually used in some _quarters about _the proneness of the Whigs to create paid commissionerships . The Tory _Peers _insisted that all the Commissioners _should bo paid , and also that their ...
... rainy , arid _prospecta for _the youn ' g ' cr op _of flax _really begin to look bad . Tows _continue very _&cSL—Northern _Whig . ...
... _delivered _01- _that is _likely to be _delivered . _He _showed how tlic policy _now prol > os ( d _was _but . ihc policy of tlic _Whigs _thirty-rive years ago , and how , by refusingsluallcrcoiiccssions _then , tlieir _Lordships had _brought _upon tlicini > clvca ...
... eral of the Forces only three months before _the _resignation of the Ministry , when he . retired with his friends . The _Whigs _returned to _office in 1840 on the break up of the party who had looked upon Sir Robert Peel as their leader ; _and Lord John ...
... _offending and _forgiven tenant , _the man notorious for his _extreme and violent political opinions , is that _excellent Whig county _gentleman , MrOrd of Muirhouselaw , a man of moderation and perfect courtesy , a large landed proprietor both in ...
... on the principle of religious inequality as _between _Protestants and _-Roman Catholics _. Tilis _ProteBtmit settlement the Whigs of our _generationTinder the leadership of _^ tr Gladstoneare _doingtheir best to uproot . Lord W . Hay , in _his letter , ...