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... his subject was a Whig, though not bom a Whig, he puts him forward great exception to the general rule. Usually (he declares) Whigs are bom, not made. man who does not inherit Whig traditions from his father rarely acquires the Whig tone. ...
... the saying—The Tories run their heads against stone walls ; the Whigs build up stone walla to run their heads against. It is an old saying. It comes down to us from times when the Whigs, when in Opposition, as they were for many years, used steadily and ...
... the Whig family party of Argyll, Sutherland, Westminster, Leinster, ix., and get into the Royal House that party has done, and if rumour true is trying still further to do. But, after all, it is more likely that this is another dishing of the Whigs in ...
... head of political party. Tho clergy that bishop was pat over their head by the leader of the party for the time being, whether Whig or Tory. bishop would have far greater power and ne wore appointed the manner suggeated. Mr. Glazebrook seconded the proposition ...
... Limerick meeting were greatly exaggerated. The Home Rulers bad neither battle with the Nationalists nor a collision With the ■Whigs, ...
... litics should have nothing to do with the It was an evil to select a man altogether from the town because he was a tee or a Whig, or a Home Ruler. Whenever he saw that the election of ma’ erman made a sy he from it, Ifsucha man as Alderman A. ets Prater ...
... lots of property, namely ■- , 11? R Freeholil [ - ' a HOI'SK-S. being Nos. S. Paltt->o!i >trect. 2. Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, Whig Nos. 1 11. Pattcson-street. 3. Six Freehold I)V»'ELLING-110l SES, being Nos. 3 23. Wlghtman-street. 4. Three Freehold DWELLING ...
... of Mr. Horaman removes from the House of Commons almost, if not quite, the last example of notable type. Not only was he a Whig, but was an orator of the pompous and antithetical order which once was the recognised school of Parliamentary excellence. ...
... Question 1 Fortunately, this is a suggestion which can made without party bias. Mr. Canning was not Whig, but a Tory, and did not deem it necessary to become a Whig when he turned the whole power of England into the opposite channel to that in which Tory policy ...
... with this question of elementary education. The intelligence of the children of the people was the common property of both Whigs and Tories; and if prominent politicians came forward and denounced the bill one rather suspected that it was because they ...
... report of General TchernayefTa deprivation of command is confirmed, it would indicate a grave crisis for Servians. Tho folio whig telegrams appear in Times ;—liagusa : The Montenegrin army having reorganised, resumed its pursuit of the Turkish army of ...
... under the Aberdeen Coalition Government, and this is fact, not mere assertion, recorded in hktorv Was Lord Aberdeen Liberal, Whig, HadicM. whatever name Mr. Maolver prefers? Let the /flailrafed London Ifna for January 1853, which, sketch of the new Premier'shfe ...