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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Government to find reasons for extending its powers. Despotic and centralised Commissions are the characteristic organs of Whig administration ; and the Endowed Schools Commission, with i!is doctrinaire tendencies and its expenditure of £12,000 a year ...
... humiliating existence. But they dare not dissolve. The Ministerial mourners go about the streets, and the veteran chiefs of the Whigs wag their beads with responding augury. An attempt has been made to take advantage of a year of unexampled financial prosperity ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... aristocracy, divided, first into adherents of the House of Hanover and well-wishers to the House of Stuart, and afterwards into Whigs and Tories, caused society to separate into two distinct factions. The unattractive qualities of William 111., Anne, and the ...
... long and uphill fight. The town is steeped in a few traditions by the skilful manipulation of which the local self-constituted Whig oligarchy have low , led their Radical following by the nose easily, and have created among the timid section of their opponents ...