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... MCKDI The Wa» m Paaaooat. Cosheuv* O'Doiro.— Forfeiting PandUe.— Light BtaincM requiring■oCspltAl.—Studyit QocatiOD. A GRBAT WHIG JOCBNAU9T. Charles Baade's Notacs. W. Blackwood Sons. sod London. , ;tbe*lA»d' ...
... gotten noo To stand for Alma Mater Since James Moncreiff, our trotted chief, Moon noo perforce vacate her The Liberals true. Whigs and eew, Hang saritherin' Luis in doubt Ploy James and Stuart Mill To keep the Gordon out. At length it comes the Glasgow Dons ...
... THE BELFRY. JUVENTUS MUNDL THE WAR IN PARAGUAY. CORNELIUS O'DOWD. PAR*DISILWOO. —A mu NO CAPITAL.-BTVOI LAND TION. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES READER NOYKL.S. W. Sons, London. ...
... plan. Raving before them a party composed of the old Whigs, from whom they differed little, and the Radicals, to whose views every feeling and principle they cherished was opposed, they selected the Whigs for their hostility and the Radicals for their alliances ...
... with which his name was associated in connection with the Whig party. Circumstances arose in relation with the Irish question, which led the secession of Lord Stanley and others of the leading Whigs from the Administration. The Catholics insisted on forcing ...
... the country would gainers. He recalls the circumstance of the long exclusion of the Whig party from office prior to the era of the Reform Bill. From 1784 1830 the Whig party were excluded from power; bnt, he admits, and he holds it up the Conserva- at ...
... ly ex|»ected The terms Whig and Tory but very inadequately express the distinction between the two classes, or itarties, into which men naturally range themselves, )M)liticaUy; for it is no unusual tiling find your nominal Whig at heart .is conservative ...
... Fl.iniing Sword of Political X Justice Unsheathed, and Fearlessly Wielded In Explaining Political Principle*, in Cutting up Whig and Tory Pranks, ami eapecially di*«-uasing the great Irish Questions of the »iay, addressed. in the form Letters, John Bright ...
... The latter measure was jwissed after repeated and fruitless jiitempts on the j>art of both Whigs and Tories to settle the vexing question of Reform. The Whigs had long been so professedly desirous of passing a measure of Reform, but they had failed so ...
... well worthy the considerate perusal every •ne who takes an interest In the important question of which it treats.—A’urtAcrn Whig. •• congratulate Mr the admirable with which has expressed himself on this moat difficult subject We commend hit rami»hlet ...
... subject his views were not those of ordinary Liberalism. It was on the very question on which l.e afterwards s .'ceded from his Whig c I e-.-g :cs, an I he has just lived see carried triumph- against his most stre iuous opposition, that of the Irish Church ...
... There is a remarkable relation between the early! papi re career of Earl Derby as a Whig minister, and his later T c career as the head of the Conservative party. As a Whig the ,he wvas the promoter of the first Breform Bill, as he was for of the second ...