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... REVIEW AND THE WHIGS. The Standard thinks that the Edinburgh Review is wrong in attributing a governing faculty to the Whigs. It is, says the Standard, a curious circumstance that it is in this very same governing faculty that the Whigs have always been ...
... in its current number an article which it seriously claims the present Ministry as a Whig Administration, and insists that its po icy the future must be that grand Whig policy which never faded to cover us with glory in sight of the nations. Shades of Jeffery ...
... morality of iiblic life, or heighten* the reputation of a prominent statesman. The Whigs have long been considered a moribund' party. There have been old and I)f nv Whigs, and Whigs of all shaves, but W'hi^gery is generally considered extinct, although it has ...
... happened because *in the Whig party Has the centre of gravity Liberal politics in-England,” because Ur. Gladstone had swerved from that party towards the Manchester school, and because the bulk of the nation, being still Whig, baa therefore rejected him ...
... not whir wins. The Whigs, thinks the late Financial Secretary of the Treasury, are nearly extinct. Perhaps, by the next time a general election arrives, he may find that the bourgeois oligarchs who have endeavoured to hide their Whig sympathies behind ...
... Was caught among his native rocks, And to a dirty kennel chain'd How he bis liberty regain'd. — Gle**u*-iddel. a Whig without a Btain, A Whig in principle and grain, Couldst thou enslave a free-born creature, A native denizen of nature ? How couldst thou ...
... MILLI, OS MONDAT, 20th April, 1174. at 7-30 pm. Old is trataa berm Rd. Naumann, la per AIL Al per WM par month. Naas d Ado sag Whig at Oudot. Mall, or of TRONA! WZBIKIRBY, Secretary, 4, gases Huddersfield. ...
... REVIEW AND THE WHIGS. The Standard thinks that the Edinburgh Review is wrong in attributing a governing faculty to the Whigs. It is, says the Standard, a curions circumstance that it is in this very same governing faculty that the Whigs have always been ...
... the letters of Dean Swift, and he noticed that the Dean — a Whig— wrote to Stella, describing how the elections were going against the Whigs at the rate of six to one : and Dean Swift, as Whigs often are, was dissatisfied with his party when he found that ...
... formation of the Whig Ministry in 1830. He had now to resign biaoffice ofCommonSeijeant, a step not unattended by some risks, since at that moment the political horizon was very far from clear, and it was still Site uncertain whether the Whig party would le ...
... premia'd, I sing for caught among his native rocks, And to a dirty kannel chained, How liberty regained. Glenriddei, a Whig without a ataia, Whig principle and grain, Conldst thou enclave a freeboro creature— A native denizen of nature ? Hew oouldst thou, with ...
... plastic character of such persons as still care to call themselves Whigs. In other words, the Whig is the moderate Liberal, though the moderate Liberal may not always like to be known as a Whig. With this explanation, it is easy to understand the whole tenour ...