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... Henry James in his condemnation of Mr. Cauaiu, in Spain, hut says in an early page ot ms » .. that Lord Crenville and the Whigs made »:»* j seeing that the Peninsular war was waged agaiim in the cause of European liberty. I have w.u • contradiction to ...
... temper rendered than many men of inferior ability, - 1 - v ?? a popular favourite. In 1337 tbe ■ '■- bad practised towards the Whigs, ' ■•■: •- false to the cause of progress, • «at. He was again elected in IHI, ?? jcueral election of 1817. He was .'■ J[ ; ...
... meeting of hia constituents at Koseneath last week and received a vote of confidence. The K97. Dr. Story, though, aa he said, a Whig of the old echool, supported the resolution, giving as hia reasons that he did not see any alternative for the policy of the ...
... England is advocated. It may appear impertinent for a fossil, an obstructive, one who still ventures to sign himself An Old Whig, to offer advice to tbe -dvtr.ee guard of the Liberal party. Under ordi- nary gcod management the return of the Liberal party ...
... upon ?? people of Ireland to pr .pare at the general e-ltctioii to return a lat-ic number of Home Rule members, irgardleesof Whig oi Tory influence, who will ac 1 -. loyally tcgether; an*! ?? third resolution says thafc the ps^riotic memle-rs already in ...
... hal been in office and the Liberals iv Opposition nobody cm say what would have happened; but what we kao.v ii | that the Whig leaders blundered into the war, and the Tory Opposition did their utmost to urge them into it. I They incessantly attacked ...
... Lord Melbo ißP'' when they sent out the Whig Governor-Cieneirdi, mv name was Lord Auckland—a name that should ?? 1111' up to obloquy and infamy whenever it was uttered-th ?? Gcernor-General, backed by thi- Whig Ministry it ?? ■■' iiry snd using as bis ...
... of Aldermen were not actuated by any political feeling in granting these applications, and he did not see why either Tory, Whig, Radical, or Destructive should object to an increase in the fran- chise. In a short time the whole of the labourers in the ...
... carry sweeping measures of reform in Ireland upon which he was able to unite the Liberal Party and to make its Radical and Whig sections work together. In another direction the present Pkime Minister was able to appeal t_> tho constituencies at the last ...
... the style and title of Earl of Innes, in August, is,,, by Vi__.coi.nt Melbourne, the duke being a stanch support.;*- of the Whig party. His Grace was a lieutenant-general of the Royal Archers, the Queen's Body Gu ml for Scot- land, ami iate governor of ...
... of modern times. Thirty years ago he was what is called by his present political allies a Tory. He then developed into a 'Whig. Since the overthrow of his Administration he has thrown in his lot with the Birmingham Radicals. Pet we should be loth to ...
... agea the devil's at work In the silly employment of helping the Turk ; Though Turcophil Layard (once the pride of the Whigs) Sajs he don't see his way to reforming such P's 8 ; And Lord Salisbury (ready enough to advise 'em) With no lucky sixpences ...