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... WHIG CANDIDATES AND BRUMMAGEM TOWN COUNCILLORS. An Eaat Worcestershire Farmer writes to the St. James's Gazette -. — *• Ambitions and hingry relatives of the late President of the Board of Trade, spurred to exertion by his wonderful success, are promising ...
... The Policy of Inquiry. — A few weeks ago, then being the leader of the Whig-Radical Opposition, Mr. Gladstone demanded from her Majesty's Govern- ment a definite declaration of policy. These were his words : — It is an excellent thing to say that you ...
... name, as did the Whig party, about the year 1680. Afterwards the parties were less divided by political principles than by the excitement following tha pretended Popish plots. Coming to the year ef the revolution, he detailed how the Whigs and Tories com- ...
... THE HOME RULEKS. The Dublin correspondent of the writes t —The triumph of Mr. Parnell over the Whigs who summoned the Dublin meeting is the subject of universal conversation. The belief is that the Liberals, represented by the Ift who voted for Mr. Shaw ...
... devolution burst npon the world. It was the fashion for Whig writers to point to this period of Pitt's reign with favour, so that they might with the greater forge attack the latter portion ; but Fox and his Whig following made no exception in Pitt's favour ; ...
... will probably contain less of the Whig element than any of its predecessors. Advanoed Liberals now say that years ago— nay, even a single year ago— the Irish land question might have been happily settled, but that their Whig allies blocked the path to aa ...
... should now follow onr still honoured old leader. We are not Wbigs ; we never were. We regarded a Whig as nothing but a Tory painted yellow, and if a Whig nobleman or landowner, or a score or a hundred of the class, should declare on the Tory side it does ...
... At Lochrew. toAny. » plMrt* ~i»»d ogling upon tonMit furmor. Moomblo « tho« ttd ohow the tyrnnnioal Chief Soorotary Mid bin Whig OoTornmont thnt they would longer deterred by threats. tat bridge. Mr Barlow, the new engineer for reconstructing Tay Bridge ...
... in this month's number of the same magazine. Both writers are opposed to toe Whig negation of ?? principles, but for very different reasons. Lord Percy characterises tbe Whig indifference to toe dangers of Badical legislation and policy aa ostrich- like ...
... satisfied of Myles Joyces innocence when he hanged him, and who sacrificed their lives to satisfy the gratification of the riagliah Whig party which he represented. This is the sort of language which, with so severe a Coercion Act in force, a member of the House ...
... of our politics in this country to be altogether irrelevant. What they had to deal with was not the past, but the present. Whigs and Tories in the past fought with each other, and criti-ised and condemned each other ; and as their criticism might meet ...
... memory has grown short of late. Sore here are massacres indeed — Bat where is that responding voice To whioh the trembling Whig, give heed, At which the little Rada rejoice ? A Card. — To all who ar* suffering from the errors and iailisoretions of youth ...