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... position of political parties. That position is both false and dangerous. We are not divided clearly into two great parties of Whigs and Tories, but among the supporters of the Government who sit opposite to us is a large body of gentlemen who are as much ...
... APRIL 19. LORD KIMBERLEY IN SUFFOLK. Lord Kimberley is one of those fortunate members of the great Whig family who used to become ambassadors or statesmen as soon as they left college, andwere taught to look upon their country as the footstool of a discreet ...
... Who is coming in Who is going to take A's place ? Is C to have a peerage as well as B, to make room for D, the disappointed Whig, and E, the Independent Liberal P Something must be done to peesuade a credulous public and a confi ling party that the Cabinet ...
... Health Act, which puts onerous duties on local bodies, still reserves the supreme power for the Local Government Board. The Whig idea of Local Government is, in fact, that of a local board to register the decrees and carry out the policy of a Minister ...
... sometimes said women should have nothing to do with politics. In reply to this Mrs. Fawcett submits that when thebungling of Whig statesmen brought about the Abyssinian war, many a poor widow furnished practical proof she had something to do with politics ...
... great question will be dealt with, and, of course, the party of progress will win the day. This is cheerful news for the old Whigs and the few Churchmen of the Liberal side, who really see—or rather saw, till the revelations of Mr. W. H. Gladstone were ...
... assembly. It was essential, therefore, to give utterance to some of the usual commonplaces regarding the great objects on which Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, can agree and co-operate in furthering. And Mr. Bruce, as not even his worst enemies will ...
... party desires not only to give itself a name of honour, but to secure the further advantage of naming its opponents. Thus, the Whigs and Radical politicians decided upon the common term Liberal. It might be thought that, having decided upon this fancy title ...
... Pare condensed &MOO of Beef Tea, excellent economic flavouring stock for soups, lances, and made dales. Food for the nerves. (Whig.) D INNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. The Me lical Profession for Thirty Years have approved of thle pore SOLUTION of MAONESIA as ...
... such an unbending and drastic body as the Commissioners can have a different rule for a town closely connected with a powerful Whig nobleman. Ma. MIINDELLA'S Factory Acts Amendment Bill is evidently doomed. It was down on the orders of the day for Thursday ...
... Crown. VI. Ccninmption and Cost of Coal. VII. Darwin on Expression. VIII. twigless Movement in Germany. IX. The (lithos of Whig Government. London: Longmans and Co. ; Edinburgh, A. and C. Black, Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 vols., irILD GE OIL ...
... thorough working order, and then fight like men when the dne time comes. If they do all this, neither the power of the old Whigs, now so decidedly on the wane, nor the wiles of the modern Democrats will avail against their energy and enthusiasm on behalf ...