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... all J thinking persons. Parliamentcannot do every P thing; but we have surely long since passed a' 8 the times when the old Whig axiom was an s article of faith, that Government existed simply for the purpose of placing 12 men in Y the jury box, and acting ...
... possible, to put in the caveat that the c Time Table was to be adopted only whent it was asked for. The Irish system, which t the W~higs and the Liberals have always t defended, and for whichl Lord Hartington i Elas just announced himself to be specially zealous ...
... es, ready to entertain hisI 'proposals. r His success among the Peers t] was:doubtful, though at least one philosophic i 'Whig was for a while charmed, but cautiouiiy 4hdi6'-%7hen the U;topal vhich ws to X save poc~y'ety ?? propositins ?? peti the iounder ...
... particula'rly, when, for many-years, webN f have been under the sway of a Whig-Radical Government ; al and we all know that, during the last forty years of this (v if century, every Whig Ministry that got into power were to tt * do wonders in the shape of ...
... three years ago. He a does not know what the Liberal party is or wants. Are there any men In the world less In sympathy than a Whig Duke, or a Liberal r iniilionaire, and Mr Odger, or Mr Auberon C Herbert, or Sir Charles Dilke I Are the , Liberals for an ...
... r and died in 1767. Of the historian's family John, r his grandfather, was minister of Cardross, rddied C in 1789. He was a Whig, and eminently useful to 3 the Government in the Rebellion. He was bornat i Harris in 1720. His father was minister there, ...
... Examiner is guided must necessarily proceed from the Lord Chamber- lain for the time being, whothe r his Lordship be Tory or Whig, or nothing in particular; but it does not follow that the Lord Chamber- lain renews his Instructions year by year, or at every ...
... aware of tj the demands of the Ultramontane hierarchy, fo and with' the' tendency' which all Governments, hi arid especially Whig Governments, had shown ei, to make concessions to 'that hierarchy in the es conflicts of party government; and if local m ...
... end seated herself. The music ceased. Dr Stanley, a pe .0residontiary,, read. the first service, after wvhicAh the Te St old 'Whig Bishop of. Exeter, Sir Jonathan Trelawney adds te, eD~ean Miilmana, preached an excellent, sormon from hsbushsa in ?Sviii ...
... announces his secession from the Liberals, and his desire to form a '*Constitutional di Liberal party. He says that theterms Whig and Tory hi are effete. The new party would embrace all who desired to maintain individual liberty to preserve the M'onarchy ...
... position consonant with our J hobsur is taken up it should be supported by E theunited strength of all shades of politicians, t Whig aud Tory alike, unanimous in the desir- abilityof showing ars uited front to our kinsmen On the other side of the Atlantic ...
... mischievous precedent. The charge is that a recent Act has been de- Eberately evaded, in order to give this appointment to the late Whig Attorney-General. It is not said that Sir Robert is not well qualified for the office. Even Lord Chief-Justice Bovill, one ...