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... and far-seeing views of Walpole, and has even succeeded iu infusing interest into account of the endless bickerings of the Whigs of those days, and the confused mesh of foreign politics into which Walpole was unwillingly drawn. It seems to ua, however ...
... which the names of the characters seriously impede critical investigations. Mr. Costello discourses tritely on the end of the Whigs who are still alive, though Lord Beaconsfield declared they were dished long ago. Miss Gordon Camming contributes Legend from ...
... time of the close of toe First Empire, is scarcely of adequate moment to atone for toe absence of any disquisition from the Whig point of view on the present aspect of affairs. The Quarterly, in “Municipal London,” “England and Her Second Colonial Empire ...
... broke in his hand, on him fell all the responsibility and shame of defeat, and the odium of an unhappy war; and Tories and Whigs and Liberals were in league with each other in their anxiety to disavow their association with him, or responsibility for his ...
... the most glorious in the history of England. As soldiers they had nothing to do with politics. It was nothing to them whether Whig or Tory Government was in power. Their first duty was to the Queen, the fiftieth anniversary of whose reign they that day ...
... Retired List, with the rank of gen., in 1881. He represented Lichfield in the House of Commons from 1837 to July, 1865, the Whig interest. He was Chief Equerry and Clerk Marshal to the Queen from July, 1846, to March, 1852; from Deo., 1852, to March, 1858; ...
... figure, is at least as trustworthy as that produced by Mr. Macaulay, whom Mr. Pauli resembles in his attachment to Protestant Whig principles. It is very wholesome, readable tale. Wade, H. M. St. A. Hejoock, 0. H Seaman, E. 0. Murray, Babington, S. Blair ...
... approaching inefficiency, there is good time coming, and the mouth of faction will be stopped in future shouting out, Out upon you Whigs ! you ruined the Navy!” or, “Down with the Tories they mined the couutry by their bloated armaments !” Lord Charles Beresford ...