... for purpose whatsoever; no sacrifice at all, unless it one to the demons of ignorance, cupidity, or mismanagement. The stout Whig undergraduate understood better the meaning of such words, who, when asked, In what sense might Charles I. be said to be a ...

... only body of men nt to govern, and yet when it was put to the test got the country into inextricable mess. That was what the Whigs generally did. and then the Conservatives had to take office with deficit and set matters right. (Cheers.) Mr Fueeman, of ...

... 1868, he pointedly ignored the Whig element in the Liberal party. It may be said in his behalf that there w as no possibility of effecting an administrative combination in which two such antagonistic sections as the Whigs and the Radicals might be equally ...

... ■-peaking out in the hearing of the world the honest, straightforward, determined thought of England's weikers. Thus was not a Whig or Tory fight. This was absolutely no party question, nor could it be fought out on party grounds. The oppressions bad come ...

... were alike distinguished. refer to his pamphlet called The Crisis,” relating to the situation which turned the break - up the Whig Administration of the day, followed by the accession of Sir Robert Peel to power. This brochure, though published at a com ...

... Queen's Bench at Dublin made conditional order for new trial in the case of Stannus versus Finlay, proprietor of the Northern Whig. The Imprisoned Gas Stokers.—Mr Bruco has written to the Rev. G. M. Murphy, that a memorial on behalf of the imprisoned gas ...

... anxiety on that score. Our sole anxiety is lest it should arrive before the time. (Laughter.) There probably no statesman living, Whig. Tory, or Radical, who. his heart, believes that the establishment can survive the existing generation. There are living statesmen ...

... vindictive, ami impolitic; calculated to engender animosity in the minds the Irish people against any Government in this country Whig, Tory, or Radical tli at refuses to ;u the prison doors to the men who. for loving their country bettor than Self, are enduring ...

... ville Cabinet, makes common cause with the other political opponents the Ministry. A certain number of the members of the old Whig party, dissatisfied the small amount influence they are able to exercise on the Government, are also going over to the Opposition ...

... both declined the honour. Finally what may be termed the “Young England section of the party prevailed over that the old Whigs, who have hitherto been the leaders in all electioneering contests. The gentleman finally chosen was Mr W. S. Caine, an iron ...

... in consequence, and expressed his firm conviction that, had Mr Barker confined his charge to the Tories of the Council, the Whigs would not have stim a finger the matter. The resolution was carried unanimously. Barker then address. the met ting. In the ...

... Mr Collins drew attention to the question of education. He said it was likely to become very serious question, and knew the Whigs were in favour of religious education. ridiculed the idea of the secularists opposing the 25th clause of the Education Act ...