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... believe it is superior, the better will it be. The Whig in the Times commits himself to both views. But he is not a Conservative reactionist.! Far be from him the vile, opprobrious name! A Whig once, a Whig always. What he says in effect is this—if all the ...
... duty of the Whigs is obvious. There is no need of anything that can properly be celled a coalition if only men will have the courage of their convictions, and place themselves by the side of those with whom they agree. On what point do the Whigs now differ ...
... SHE MINISTRY AND THEIR ADVISERS. organ* of Whig and Radical opinion are healthful token* of return Ireaton. They are not nearly so spiteful this tooming, and the great oracle of Printing House* square is sage and cool as though it had never been out of ...
... the gentry of Heath and Westmeath exerted themselves, the issue would have been the same in Monaghan, but Conservatives and Whigs being divided, anti-unionists wets returned. A CoßsnviTiv* Umimupt. ...
... yds ,' LOVE AND VALOUR' By Tom Hoot% Mr. Wood his w3tten ast width in many parts le not inferior to the tuctionii of any Whig novelist Tits ohareetors are sAete e I milli a ina iterly han4. ' Love anal Va'our' it one of the best navels tnat i been pahl ...
... ent of the Manchester Guardian telegraphs:— Mr. Gladstone's speech the Mansion House dinner regarded as a challenge to the Whig Lords to acquiesce in the Queen's Warrant. If rumour speaks truly, there is little room for doubt to what the majority of them ...
... the Cosriga= and the Crliagans. - Meanwhile the rally of educated public opinion in Ireland is marked all over the country. Whigs and Tories, Churchmen, Presbyterians, .Methodists, and Roman Catholic' protest against the surrender by the State of its control ...
... professions were not always squally distinguished abstinence from political excesses. Thus we had the Patriots, discontented Whigs ; perhaps the first example care in our parliamentary history. But these roted regularly with the Tory Opposition, in pursuit ...
... Council as he should find able and willing to undertake the task. The pear already referred t o was of a dis- tinguished Whig family, but negotiation with him and his proposed associates failed. Then, says Ma Russell : My thoughts turned to a statesman ...
... moderate Whigs and the extreme Radicals, must be very strong indeed. On the other hand, the power which is composed d such discordant elements must be in constant danger of overthrow. Indications are not wanting of an a d pr.aehing disruption. The Whigs have ...
... of the Unitel Kingdom—ono and indivisibleand if they pulled together they could return their man. This is not a question of Whig or Tory, but of British connection or separation.—l am, &c.. AN UNIONIST. AGRICULTURE IN IRELAND. ...
... would arise in the mind of an average Englishman in contemplating the person of Policeman X, would be as to whether he were a Whig or a Tory. We suppose that in private life Policeman X has his political predilections just as ordinary human beings have, ...