... Wesley stood by the British Government, of which he was & loyal subject.” In 1837 Mr. Brownlow beeame editor of the Knoxville Whig, and by his trenchant style of ‘discussion and his bold and defiant personal attacks 'acquired the title of * the fighting ...

... discovered that they would not have to choose between two leaders—between Lord Hartington and Mr. Gladstone—between the old Whigs and the new Liberals—between the present enunciation of the Liberal policy and the retention of their whole strength for purely ...

... junior. Both the two prominent members of the party about whom some doubt was felt. Sir William Harcourt, who represents the Whigs, and Mr. Fawcett, who represents the Radicals, have given in their complete adhesion to Mr. Gladstone’s foreign policy, and ...

... against a nightmare. The words gave offence even in the Cabinet. Lord Beaconsfield in his early days bitterly satirised the Whigs, who trusted Russia; and his anti-Russian sensibilities have clung to him ail through his official life. Lord Salisbury’s jeer ...

... Tbe so-called Parliament is yet an ““infant of days,” and there hae been no time to insugurate such party distinctions as Whigs and Tories, otherwise Liberals snd Conservatives. If the Mahometans are to be considered the Conservatives, and the OChristians ...

... would be more metivity shown, perhaps by raising the question of Irish gricvances on the estimates. He farther said that the Whigs under. stood that they could not retura to power without Irish aid, which they would bavs when they accepted Home Rale, and ...

... amused everybody, and sent Irishmen wild with delight. It should be explained that the Major is no Liberal. He detests the Whigs: on all matters not affecting Ireland he is a Tory, and votes steadily with the Government, of whose chief he ia a great admirer ...

... Armenia took them so much by surprise, that on the very day that the Turks experienced their reverse the organ of the immoderate Whigs,” far famed Buff and Blue,” the Edinburgh Review itself, appeared with the confident prediction that the Russians had nothing ...

... and asks him whether he ought not now to dread the fire—whether, in short, he is prepared again te let the Tories “dish the Whigs.” He ap- peals to Mr. Lowe to the result of the two great Reform Acts, and challenges him prove that they have produced the ...

... supposed sins of omission and commission But this project like more of best laid of mice men” proved abortive The patriotism of Whigs greater their partisanship And if vote were taken in Parliament the policy the Ministry with reference to the Question the ...

... Conservatives a party still ready to meet the forces of Whigs Radicals Irish Home rulers Supposing the Liberal party be voted into power they would have supported by the opinions of mature Whigs ultra opinions of Home Rulers Therefore urged the Conservatives ...

... Ambassador Extraordinary are all in that assembly, and that Lord Derby’s predecessor is there, and that several Turcophile Whigs are there renders it certain that the opening delate of the Session will be unusually important. Compared with that the debate ...