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... NEW YORK WENT During the Polk campaign much interest was taken Waterbury in the result, and party strife ran high between Whigs and Democrats. Waterbury was only little village at that time, and it bad no railway communications. was also before the days ...
... nobiy supported the Irish Parliamentary party their heroic struggles-against the foul and enactments of a base aud treacherous Whig administration. ...
... expect from Whig and Tory coalition, neither is thero much to looked for from an alliance between the communistic Ridical section led by Mr. Joseph Coweu and the Irish separationists, but a really formidable combination is formed between the Whigs and the ...
... be reached, it must be by Radical section of the Government standing up for principles and refusing to be any longer muzzled Whig wing. ...
... the basis modifying Mr. Gladstone's Bill in a democratic direction there could be no doubt as to the future of reform. the Whigs became, relatively speaking, Conservatives, and the Tories—not relatively, but actually—more radical than the Radicals, there ...
... Cabinet scheme which received the support Mr. Gladstone, but, after considerable discussion was defeated by the preponderating Whig element. ...
... had told them they ;' had nothing to expect from the Tories. Well, of the choice between honest Tory enemy and a hypocritical Whig enemy he preferred the honest man. They were determined to let every Government which brought in measure of coercion for the ...
... morning states bound Ship uonot ' » tons > homeward **lued at »° of 1,700 tons of su , off the ' on a sunken rock in Allor whig conditi *' ava * and was andoned a picked v The took to tne boate » and at M tlle Britisn man-of-war Sumatra and * h=- r - ...
... 1793-1386. An Old Whig -writes to the Times :— Have the majority of the Liberal leaders forgotten one painful but most instructive episode in the history of their party ? It is the beginning of the great Fronch war of 1793, when the Whig leaders committed ...
... THE STATE OF IRELAND. monster meeting organised with a view of effecting cociliation between Whigs and Land Leagners in county Down was held yestt,. Portaferry, under the presidency of Mr. Hurst, county magistrate. The resolutions were framed from the ...
... ,-ks, are rdc* i.urgative. AUchemtet:.!^^ d » Uvo Moi.k Piuzf. Medals awarded to HAT?nv'« •-■ - compare with others sola S whig, i tlc , 1 and l^*!&A% speedily V » S^S~H[AI)VT.] who are much • nf>,, * all £gmtt«to ar fty^ ; « ...
... wish that it had been always considered so, for hitherto party changes have made it the shuttlecock of politics. It was the Whigs who went to Afghanistan in 1840 ;it wa- the Tories who retired. The Conservatives went thither in 1879; the Liberals evacuated ...