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... without meaning when I say we want & little Whig treatment of the Irich question. But for me there is another aspect of your argument in which it is not less acceptable and important. As the chi f part of the Whig peers and aristocracy have revered themselves ...
... adopted his colours for all party purposes. How the blue came to be associated with the buff—the colours, by the way, that the Whig Edinburgh Review has permanently adopted for its wrapper—it is easy to conjecture. l‘he{ were, as everybody knows, the colours ...
... last century the Tory, who believed in the navy for our defence, Advouudlro. and the reduction of the standing army, while the Whig not only advocated the keeping up of our own standing srmy, but those of other countries, After 'hh? an interesting review ...
... MRS, MAYBRICK'S OFFERS. The Belfast Northern Whig's London eorrespondent says : [ hear that Mrs. Maybrick’s solicitors have received seven communications containing offers of marriage in the event of the unfortunate womaa being discharged. One of the ...
... British hangmen in Ireland.” In a few years the fate of Ireland would be decided. Parliament would meet in & few days, and both Whigs and Tories would ask them for their votes, but the Irish party would only vote in the interests of Lreland. ...
... accepted ; aud rumours are current that Her Majesty is auxious either to keep the Goveroment in office or see them replaced by a Whig- Conservative coalition. Reporis as to the views and wishes of the Sovereign must be received with great reserve. The opinions ...
... —Pasr V. MOZLEY'S REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD. SPORT IN A GERMAN FOREST-COUNTRY. REMINISCENCE OF A MARCH. LADIES IN ICELAND. THE WHIGS' LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. ...
... ROMA VALE! Br J. P. M. THE LADIES LINDORES.—Panr V. bk s RO O S REMINTSCENCE OF A MARCH, COU> TRY: LADIES IN ICELAND. THE WHIGS LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYIT. W. Braoxwoon axp Soxs, Edinburgh aud Loocdon ...
... people were b wred Trom remembering that there are elements ©' huwan nature of mope importance than the distiuctions between Whig, Tory, and Radical, Affl?:-m.iu worse? Thevarenot; it is im= ...
... y the incoming Cabinet w: have much encouragement in the fact that for a long series of {em successive Ministries, whether Whig or Tory, have been happy in their selection of the Queen's representatives, each in tum distinguished by rank and personal ...
... 1852, Lord Aberdeen mised the formation of a Government of both aoerntivusnd Liberals, but really composed his Cabinet of Whigs, Tories, philosophical Radicals, and advocates of the ballot and of household suffrage, and all the papers congratulated Lim ...
... is to be cons:!ted by the Government as to the procedore to be adopted in regard to the settlement. Neglect on the part of a Whig Ministry fifty years since to take the Lead.r of the Oppnsition (then Sir Robert Peel) into its confidence concerning the proposed ...