... hardhitting style of the old Whigs and Torie3 before Liberalism was heard of. And it is to politicians of that school that Sir Harcourt nature belongs. He is a true Whig, with a true Whig's contempt for plebeian politics, and the true Whig tone about priests and ...

... ministries Was proportioned the strength of principles, not the popularity of cries. When the majority were agreed that the Whig or Tory printiple of government was the right one to support, there were few or no practical questions to interfere with their ...

... able to disobey it. The majority of the nation determined a hundred years ago to support the royal prerogative against the Whigs; and the whole wealth, influence, experience, and sagacity , of the party which had governed England so long succumbed to the ...

... known her, and was accepted her faurivwd when the fact of his presence was discovered by h?r brother, the fanatical young _ Whig, Lord Spencer, was, through his instrnmc ntulity, arrested and remove to the *« afterwards condemned death for high treason ...

... coerce into co-operating w, them, and without the alliance of which toy must remain impotent well as imfac cant minority. a Whig and more. admires Mr Gladstone, and Tories and Toryism the flippant temptuous style which most of the mries members of the ...

... he is sedate. Is in his maturity that he runs wild. When Macaulay was reviewing him the blue bnff quarterly organs of the Whigs, Gladstone was Tory among Tories—not, is now, Advanced Liberal among Advanced Liberals, Weekly Register and Catholic Standard ...

... very unaccountable that elector should find agreeable to his conscience to divide his vote between black and white,between Whig and Tory—(hear, hear)—or, rather, between Radical and Tory. (Cheers.) Because vote was not given the elector to what liked ...