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... Their predecessors had found themselves compelled, listens listens, to make the best of a legacy bequeathed by that now veteran Whig Minister who sent forth culminating despatches on behalf of Denmark, and yet left that little kingdom to its fate; who (though ...
... Princess Liechtenstein. Among the guests who were frequently received at Holland House between 1709 and 1840 were the great Whig historian himself, Sydney Smith, Sheridan, Sir Philip Francis, Dr. Parr, Lord Byron (who lived to regret his attack on Lord ...
... admit, and Mr. Smith has done much to extol it. To the same magazine ?dr. Montague Cookson contributes a feeble article on Whig and Tory: the two Root-Ideas. In the Gentleman's, Mr. Blanchard Jerrold's fourth chapter of The Thomas Walkers appears. ...
... being anyplanted. by a bolder and more grrasping faction. These are the men who dictate the national policy, while' oligarchic Whigs and educated Liberals fill the Cabinet, and the mass of the party repeat their shallow commonplaces with irritating self-c ...
... twenty years ago are the reformers of today; the Liberals of the last genera- tion are the Revolutionists of this. And the Whigs are the mere decorative appendages of Radi• call= in office. Reform or revolution will be the only practical question at a ...
... the 80th ult. . Alexander Balm, &If. Taxsza—Os the let alt.. at Jakbalpeos, Meier Henry Fraser. Dv Cerz—the the Ist inst., at Whig rains Win k% of the Reg. A. R. Du Can Mutton—On the Bth ult.. at Christ Cline% 14.118ii' En, Civil lierdee ma el Colonel Mellor ...
... tricks from which common honesty would shrink. Besides, the principle of ruling Ireland through the Roman hierarchy is au old Whig tradition which has descended to the destroyers of the Irish Church. The case of Father .O'KEirra was an admirable opportunity ...
... generation of Germans. His position as a writer may perhaps be compared to that of Macaulay ; but while the English historian was a Whig, and devoted his whole energy to the glorification of his party, Hanseer never allowed his judgment to be obscured by party ...
... remained unenclosed. Sir Heiloare, M.P., contended that the household franchise in counties could not, if proposed by the Whigs, be resisted by the Censer vett veparty, unlezes the Conservative leaders intended to cut the grass from wider their feet ...
... explained why he had renounced the moderate Liberalism of his early days. His reason was that the centre of gravity of the Whig party had changed from the Liberal to the Radical benches. Abandoning their old motto of Liberty and Enfranchisement, the ...
... NOVEMBER 15. A LIBERAL MERRYMAKING AT BRISTOL. It cannot be said that the hereditary Whig is an extinct species, for at the Anchor Society dinner at Bristol on Thursday evening Lord LANSDOWNE re• sponded to the toast of her Minarets Government in a strain ...
... he had done before when he shook the dust of democratic Australia, from his feet, and came home to sit for the snug little Whig borough of Caine. Indeed, in one of his philippics against tho untutored Radical electors helmdthrown out a casual but wel ...