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... that Slavery wa3 as sincerely hated by Conservatives as by Whigs ; and that the Ministry had no more thought of favouring the Slave-owner by the promulgation of the Circulars of than the Whigs had by the issue of the Circulars of 1871 and preceding years ...
... has had three several Whig forerunners on the same model—two of them issued and acted upon during ten years, and the third drawn up and ready to be issued when the Whigs left office. The Outs know all this. The very text of the Whig orders has been published ...
... Akroyd, M.P., formally announ° efl sion from the Liberals, and his desire to £ stitutional Liberal party. He says that tee Whig and Tory are effete. . -_ div would embrace all who desired to r> liberty to preserve the Monarchy and the state l/ffl ...
... shaft deeper and deeper, ig one we do no t propose to entertain. Our interest i s centred in the change of front presented the Whigs and their allies of the section. Jn March, 1559, the Conservatives were office, and they brought forward a respecting the franchise ...
... which the Whigs hava often boasted tbat th*y, if not always in office were always power. country expected great things of them, because great had been the outcry about the extravagance and the wastefulness of the previous Governments. The Whigs were the ...
... a lone tune past the natural pet and proUgi of the English Liberal party. They regard him with much the same feelings the Whigs of quarter of a century ago regarded the tenpound householder, that is, the monument of the triumph of their party principles ...
... at Truro. Tories and Whigs alike want Mr. Augustus Smitb, lessee and King of the Scilly Islands, who pulled down Lord Brownlow’s palings round Berkhampstead Com- mop, and is is social ideas a Tory, but in politics s trustworthy Whig. The lower Radicals ...
... is transferred from olass to class, the Whig magnates, as Whigs, will enjoy a vast moderating influence extremely beneficial to their order, and in tbe long-run not injurious to their oountry. Ceasing to be Whigs, tbey would, on all those questions, be ...
... achievements the Whigs, he had vet warmer admiration of tbeir conduct during their forty ytarß of opposition? Is he really unaware tbat a suspicion the same nature as that whioh attaches to the Radioals, but of older origin, once attached to tbe Whigs for their ...
... municipal,, an was contemplated estan Things stituency. The Key. arrived when Catholics should clftXl d political parties. P« V c Whigs or Tone, when ignored/ Besolution. for the Catholic voters were for establishing a training snip boys. ...
... (enclosed) from the Sheffield Daily Telegraph. This was the article which introduced the Whig Circular to the English people. We did for the Circular what it Whig parents sedulously refrained from doing— we made it public, ad we suspected the grief Lord ...
... 26 in all, attempted to save themselves. The vessel was laden with guano. MAJOR O’GORMAN, M.P., AND THE LEADERSHIP OF THE WHIGS. The Freeman'* Journal publishes the following copy of a letter which it says Major O’Gorman, M.P., has addressed to the Marquis ...