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... returned on the Tory side, and the late Lord and Marshall, Leeds, on the Whig side, excluding Mr Bethell, who then stood as an advocate of Catholic emancipation and a moderate Whig, though afterwards sat for the county and the East Hiding for 11 years ...
... onter &ad were the only Cabinet Minisfa*l who voted with him, while Lowe actually Walked out against him the head band of Whigs, Sir F. Mr Christopher Talbot, and Goechen and Lord had been the House during the afternoon, but declined the division; and ...
... thing to be deduced froo the speeches of two great English statesmen, the power, the other retirement, the one Torv, and other Whig, that between Germany and est more war, the great war which is to their reWro to come, sooner or later, » inevitable. Birth* ...
... occurred and there in unexpected quarters; strongholds considered might lave ten stormed by the Tories through over-confidence or Whig treachery ; but Mum county, North and South, and all its Momentary boroughs, were, like Abdiel, faith- faithless found. ...
... Stansfeld were the only Cabinet Minis*ho voted with him, while Mr Lowe actually watted out against him the head of a band of Whigs, Sir F. Goldsmld, Christopher Talbot, and Goechen and Lord Hartington had been about the House daring the afternoon, but declined ...
... history of the Liberal party since it substituted that conveniently comprehensive designation for older and more definite one of Whig. how the disruption of the party has been rendered inevitable by the growth and development of extreme section, bent on the ...
... on the continent. A change Ministers having taken place in England some time back, which the Tory party has supplanted the Whigs, the announcement a the part of the new Government to step henceforth out of the policy of reserve hitherto observed. The political ...
... Conservatives. all means let such men wander for years the wilderness, and until all those who came out of Egypt were dead. But a Whig out office underwent a wonderful change, his whole reasoning faculties expanded, his heart enlarged, his enthusiasm kindled ...
... fashionable world has seen time Lady Palme niton's time. For some reason other, at which outsiders can only guare, tie great Whig lady—Lady not opened her salons tie same vigorous sprit competition with which she began the session. fa noticed that Disraeli ...