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... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE WHIGS. THE cheers which marked the passing of the Irish Compensation Bill through committee signalised a distinct triumph of the Government, not only over the regular Opposition, but over the recalcitrant and disconted members among ...
... THE WHIG CAVE. THE discussion on Lord EDMOND FITZMAURICICS amendment goes far to confirm the rumours that have been afloat for some time as to the formation of a Whig Cave in the House of Commons. Lord EDMOND and his friends, Mr. BRAND, Colonel and ...
... THE NINETEENTH CENTURY For July. UNA price Tbe Spoliation of India. By J. titor moue Keay. The Whigs : a Rejoinder. By tbu Right Hon. WI Cowper. House-Lighting by Electricity. By the Right Hon. Viscount Bury, X C.W.O. Supernaturalism Yedisavel Clesekid ...
... to this is, that where they have decided against the Whigs the decision has been scornfully rejected. The Scotsman ostentatiously repudiates their right to decide, and favours the coalition of Whigs and Tories to defeat Liberals. It may be said again: ...
... ists were, in many cases, more than Whigs. Sometimes, when vexed and disappointed, they have been ready to say that Whigs were no better than Tories; but in their hearts there has always been a leaning to the Whigs, and especially to Lord John Russell ...
... the true object of the misty and mystifying paper in the Edinburgh Review is to enforce the importance of keeping the great Whig families at the head of the Liberal party, declares that, while not grudging to the great hereditary families Nwer properly ...
... In all other respects Mr. Mr. Lee-Warner was considered to be a strong Liberal candidate. This decision gave offence to the Whig party in the county, and when the choice of the Liberal Council fell upon Mr. Falk, a stranger to the county, and on the r ...
... MARIE ANTOINETTE. VI. THE UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR cßrnce. AROUND THE WORLD WITH GENERAL GRANT. vnt ST. PAUL AND RENAN. IX. WHIGS, RADICALS, AND CONSERV. TIVES. JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. ...
... eminent Whig peer once said to the present writer, I am utterly opposed to disestablishment, and I will tell you why. As long as the Church is established we can kick the parsons. Bat once disestablish it, and, bead! they will kick as. The Whig doctrine ...
... Yusscr. S.—THE FATHER OF LOW GERMAN POETRY. By C. H. HERFORIP. S.—GRANVILLE SHARP AND THE SLAVE-TRADE. By Lt.-Col. 7.—THE WHIGS AND IMPERIAL FEDERATION. B.—LEAVES FROM A NOTE-BOOK. 9.—THE HEAD OF THE By K MACMILLAN AND CO., LONDON. ...
... ANTOINETTE. VI. THE UNIVERSITIES ANDTHEIR C RITICS. VII. AROUND THE WORLD WITH GENERAL GRANT. VIII. ST. PAUL AND RENAN. IX. WHIGS. RADICALS, AND CONSERVATIVES. JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. ...
... their rights. They were kicked by every administration : in an unpleasant way by the Tories, and in a snubbing way by the Whigs ; but they were kicked and suffering to a very large extent on this account—that there were during that period, A 3 there have ...