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... THE DISTRESSES OP THE WHIGS. It is not often that a lady has such opportunities for political influence as fell to the lot of the Marchioness of Westminster in the late electioneerbig campaign at Shaftesbury. It is the more gratifying to record the testimony ...
... NOTES OF THE DAY. Tan Whigs are bestirring themselves in Wigtownshire. Viscount Dalrymple, the eldest son of the Earl of Stair, has announced himself a candidate in the Liberal interest, and promises the present Government a cordial but independent ...
... While he governed the Contry the distinction between Whigs and Conservatives was to °a great extent a merely nominal distinction. Both found in his policy ground on which they could meet -and-the Whigs wore as little inclined as the Conservatives to venture ...
... on that, as on some tew other points ; but Lord Grey remains true to his old Whig creed of concurrent endowment out of the spoils of the Irish Church, and to the old Whig doctrine of governing Ireland through the priests. He insists that the question ...
... in colonel. WHIG GOVERNMENT. It was generally supposed that the race of Whigs, properly so-called, is extinct. According to the current number of the Edinburgh Review this is not the ease. Net only are there Whigs, but it seems there is °Whig Government ...
... Kilmarnock if it makes him a Minister and saves his seat. When Tory constituencies are recommended to elect old Whigs let theta remember that old Whigs are much like independent Liberals when it is a question of forming a Qabinet ur reconstructing one. ...
... THE GLOBE, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1873. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. THE CLAIMS OF WHIG GOVERNMENT. The Saturday Reuiew says :— Year by year and Parliament by Parliament the Rouse of Commons tends to become more and more an assembly of men who in their different ...
... disposed to surrender a vacant seat to a Whig subaltern, that Radicalism is the real raison (rare of a Liberal Administration; and that When it becomes a question of losing or keeping power, the most moderate Whig and the most independent Radical are usually ...
... Crown. VI. Consumption and Cost of Coal. VII. Darwin ou Expression. VIII. Religious Movement its Germany. IX. The Claims of Whig Government. London: Longman and Co. ; Edinburgh, A. and C. Black. ...
... rule with you that Whig blunders of yesterday, passed into law to-day, become Conservative principles to-morrow? The present price of coal, one of the severest taxes ever laid on the community, is entirely occasioned by the Whig free-trade policy, which ...
... permanent legal members, and tea years later Lord St. Leoa:u•ls mole a proposal substantially Ten years later—in 18,16—the Whig Government made a p oposal with a similar object, and the Whi; peers upheld the jnrisdiotiou as invaluable to the law, anti ...
... is the result of the revision at Devonport : Total objections, 232; Whigs expunged, 74; Conservative ditto, 74; Whigs retained, 32; Conservative ditto, 95; withdrawals, 17. The Whigs objeeted to a considerable number of new voters without ascertaining ...