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... Woburn Whigs of the House of Russell. The representative of that house, now seeking to represent this borough, went back two hundred years in his effort to prove the hereditary iniquity of the Tories—the equally hereditary virtues of the Whigs. We will ...
... WHIG SECESSIONS. Association, . announoomLto as lt; does similar public % whi, siderable cance Haft M , * «»- Lord Tv« d declaration made standi the first a es, or, standing by itself, not been preceded by the Argyli SET * L rd the Duke of IjANSDOWNE ...
... distinctive principles in common, the Whigs and their Radical allies, when in power, usually fall out. They fall out when Radical exaction becomes excessive, and the large measure Whig patience is full. Then the alliance of Whigs and Radicals is temporarily dissolved ...
... kinsman of the Whig Minister of War, Lord Panmure, Major Dowbiggin, of take care of Dowb notoriety, is within the recollection of most of our readers. The cost of that Whig made and Whig muddled war was £100,000,000, and yet the Liberals, Whigs, and Radicals ...
... iiiiscellautoull Whig. The French Derby was run on Sunday at Chantilly, and was won by Monarque, Krakatoa being second, and Bavarde third. A Dill has been ',wed by the New York Assembly which will have the effect of excluding nearly every patent medicine ...
... WHIG AND GOSSIP PAPERS. (From Punch.) '. IS Repartee.—How inattentive you are, \ y oe9 in at one ear and ou *' e that ...
... Cavaliers, while he denies, and with perfect truth, that the Whigs of 18S0 are the same sort of politicians with the Whigs of 1688. Had he said that the Tories of the present day somewhat resemble the Whigs of 1688, he would have put some colour of truth on his ...
... AND AYLESBURY NEWS. SATURDAY, OcroBEN 9, 1866. Please •11 sown it, the not the to ple•ee •soy, TORY MEN AND WHIG MEASURES. The view, to which we have frequently given expression, that more progress iu reform is to be derived from a Conservative Government ...
... and member for Whig Aylesbury, has issued protest against Whiggery in the Nineteenth Century. Mr. George Russell was born Whig, bred a Whig, has lived among Whigs, and has hitherto acted with the Whig 3. That he should turn upon the ...
... with the Reform Bill of 1832, and the essential weaknesses of Liberalism are distinctly traceable in the Whig party under Fox. In 1717, the Whigs had comfortably settled iuto office for twenty-five years. Although the language of Hampden and Pym was ever ...
... not aware of the narrow and oligarchical spirit of the old Whigs, or of their traditional desire to make the Government of England the monopoly of a few great families. The unwary who trust in Whig lords to balance Radical colleagues the Cabinet do not gauge ...
... ARGYLL AND HARTINGTON. This Whig Empress of the Queen would make That Whig her queenly sceptre fain would break. The pne's dispatch was of Imperial school The other's letter dallied with Home-rule. Go on, O Hartington, and O Argyll, Go on, and write ...