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... WHIG OR RADICAL ? Lord Ramsay has surrendered at discretion. Havin gone so far, in his address to the electors of Liverpool, as to promise to support a motion for inquiry into the demands the Irish people for local government, it was but a little step ...
... has no more horrors for Lord Bbaconsfield than for the plainest of Whigs. These three measures complete the Whig programme, though it seems to thought very important to mention that Whigs believe in property, in the Established Church, in Free. Trade, and ...
... body is Conservative and, what is more, believe it will be very chary of entrusting its Conaer. vatism to the Whigs. What strength has the Whig psrty really possessed in the House of Commons during the last ten years? What strength is it likely possess ...
... candidate a youthful scion of a well-Known Whig family. Lor I Ramsay is tho son of tho Earl of Dalhouvie, and the Into earl, better known politics first Mr. Fox Manic and afterwards os Lord was notable * Whig tho Whigs.* choice of such a champion may be intended ...
... THE WEEKLY REVIEWS. PLAIN WHIG PKINCIPLEB.” The Saturday Renew, adrerting to the suggestion the Edinburgh Review that Mr. Gladstone should be the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the next Whig Guremment, says;—“A Prime Minister moderate opinions, with ...
... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. VII. Russia Before and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London, Longmans and Co. Edinburgh, A. and C. Black. ...
... high-class Liberal and the protig4 of Lord Derby, who, by the way, appears only too prond to play cicerone to the fledgling Whig. Coming into town with the master Knowsloy, Lord Bamsay, after making his customary call at the Reform Club, went off to address ...
... ont, howerer erroneously, Imperial policy. But the prospect the present moment is altogether different. It is ho longer the Whig or even the Liberal statesman who aspires rule the con. duct of the Opposition. Amidst the chaotic confusion which reigns in ...
... present, even Mr. Chamberlain does not sot forth more interesting list of measures than the most cautious exponent of plain Whig principles.’ The effect of by-elections, when a general appeal to the country is close at hand, may possibly ovur-ostimated ...
... Bhritar have got promising recruit. But they have captured bigger fish still, for Lord Derby is the political sponsor the young Whig lord, and it is reasonable inference that he shares his opinions Fancy the great house of Enoweley joining hands with Messrs ...
... Present and V. The Permian Mirada Play, VI. British Lkrhtboiuee. VO. Bosnia Before and liter the Wax. Lord Minto in India. Plain Whig PrineWee. Longmana and 00. |, MBS. T E GO s m -S- . L Con tain ing the Opening ■ THE MYSTERIES OF DYKE. _ Ulustratod M. ...
... humour every peculiar crotchet in its turn, and has altogether disappointed the hopes of those who expected that the scion a Whig family would wear the robes of a moderate Liberal. So far from that has come the front as a pronounced Radical, and although ...