Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the favours of a large mercantile community, to vote for the abolition of the decalogue. Sir James R a msay, of Bamff, the Whig candidate for Forfarshire, if not so revolutionary as to morality, has intimated his readiness to attempt, or lend his influence ...
... make no sacrifice of principle. In their party, he said, there were several sections—the Radicals, the moderate man, and the Whigs; but it was to the fu•st that all their great measures were owing. When the Radicals first brought forward anything for the ...
... cousinship to Mr. Gladstone—that is, if our reports from that office be true, as we trust they are not. MR. MASSEY, the ex-Whig who has presented himself before the electors of Tiverton in the political costume of our day, does not find his candidature ...
... before he was Loin, after the enactment of the first Reform Bill, when a dreadful Conservative reaction set in, and the old Whig prancers, having taken to jibbing, were taken out of the family coach and replaced by a steadier and stronger team. Mr. Trevelyan ...
... fortunes of the Government are to be repaired is remarkable for its simplicity. A new alliance is to be patched up between the Whigs and the Conservatives. The basis of the pact is to be moderation. Forbearance and respect for family influence and property ...
... Navy was eAudiaistered during that interval remains a mystery. old Whig THE GLOBE, TUESDAY, OUTOBER , 22, ISM peer, who had served indifferently in almost every official function that Whig flesh is heir to, wits detailed to look in from day to day at ...
... the polities! parties in England, M. Thiers observed, The Whigs, you knew, have done me an ill turn, adding an expression of his belief that the Tories are more friendly to him than the Whigs. Of course I bowed my acknowledgments of this compliment to ...
... no case, abuse your adversary. The Northern Whig objects to my saying that grocers, bakers, and ex-M.P.'s unseated for intimidation do not adequately represent the people of Ulster. Would the N.rthern Whig be more satisfied if I said that they adequately ...
... greater prescience than other people, but the contingent programme which, as a moderate Liberal, he propounds to an exclusive Whig constituency, commends itself as a wise and convenient one, under conditions extremely probable. In the clever and successful ...
... demoralisation and degeneration must have gone far under the Gladstone rjgiiiie when a sedate and somewhat wooden Palmerstonian Whig sneers at the possibility of a working man caring for the institutions of his country, and accuses any and every fellow- ...
... taxation is matured. It must not be forgotten that the great Liberal party still reckons in its ranks some old territorial Whigs, some Ultramontane Irish democrats, some determined Protestants, and some equally determined champions of united secular and ...
... Bouverie and his Whig friends on the platform the other day, may perhaps have owned a secret sympathy with these disused and disabled public servants, so soon and so easily replaced. Do they take comfort in the reflection that the old Whig locomotive may ...