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... there was another favourable opportunity for having a republic. But, again, the Whig party, ] the W'hig nohility, fearing the people, allowed Sir Robert W~alpole, the W~hig Prime Minister of the day, to invite George I, the Elector of Hanover, the a ancestor ...
... shifting of opinions by which the staunch Whig of one generation found him- self stranded and left behind as a Tory by the next gene- ration. Once upon a time we called the advanced guard of politicians New Whigs, now we call them Radicals. EARL RUSSELL ...
... shuffled once mere by the Whigs. They are so much accustomed to make Cabinets, and to arrange the offices upon some comfortable principle of division amongst themselves, that we need not feel astonished. The tricks of the Whigs are as old as the tricks ...
... A. BIG JOB. Jobbery is as inherent to the Whig as stench to the skunk. The Gladstonian Government, not- withstanding it came into power on purity prin- eiples, and despite the fact that the majority of its cembers, when out of office, were amongst the ...
... from the new Whigs to the old, and we know, too, that what he did for the one Lord Macaulay attempted for the other. As Burke was the literary champion of the Whigs of the English Revolution, Macaulay was the literary champion of the Whigs of the French ...
... regarded in its day as bold to the verge of recklessness, had not been in the least expected from the stately chiefs of the old Whig houses, who, according to the unanimous statement of all contem- porary writers, were thought at first to have irrevocably ...
... and he appears to be recon- ciled to the change; so that the second wrong which he is committing in allying himself with the Whigs and against the people, probably presents itself to his imagination as a right. When he was appearing before his applauding ...
... to make the Whig element in the Cabinet more considerable than ever. Is he to blame for that ? or has his recent action been forced upon him ? Probably the latter. Aristocratic influence is yet powerful, and almost as powerful among Whigs as among Tories ...
... Republic-one head being for the Whig faction, the other for the Tory-Gambetta and Thiers. This conjunction would effectually close the door to all Monarchist conspiracies. The liberlf laughs at Gambetta for spelling the word Whig Wight, and evidently believes ...
... poltic progress ! A great Conservative 4coalition is to arife out of the Whig and Tory ranks, and to con. found the Gladstones, the Brights, the Forstera, and the Torreus's; Did ever Whig or Tory head hold a more foolish dream than this? EDUCATIONAL FREEDOM ...