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WHIG PRESCIENCE

... WHIG PRESCIENCE. In Jul}', 1870, Parliament was informed that Europe was in profound peace. Events thus followed :— 1. July 7.— Thre ts of War betweeu France aud Prussia. 2. August 2.—Battle of Siarbriic. 3. August 4.—Battle of Wisseuiburg. 4. August ...

THE WHIG PRESS. the Editor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette. perusing and studying the Press of the ..

... THE WHIG PRESS. the Editor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette. perusing and studying the Press of the »w«fnric Whig party for the past three years, I can find than advocacy of Atheism, Republicanism, aud Revolution, coupled with apologies for war, ...

The Morning Post will, on the lst of July appearing J the recognised organ of the Conserprice formerly a Whig,

... The Morning Post will, on the lst of July appearing J the recognised organ of the Conserprice formerly a Whig, a staunch supporter Lord Beacousfield, has put iuto the concern, and no effort will be spared to make the speculation pay both from a political ...

BATING THE LEEK. From John o'Groats to Dover, The Whigs have won the day, For Ministerial clover The Liberals leave

... BATING THE LEEK. From John o'Groats to Dover, The Whigs have won the day, For Ministerial clover The Liberals leave their hay But s eds of their pseudologies Yield follies of the week, For Faweett posts apologies, And Gladstone eats the leek. We laugh ...

WHIG SECE99IONS.-It WO.Ub.-V great importance to the adhesion of a not very eon its M ~j^ in the same direction,

... WHIG SECE99IONS.-It WO.Ub.-V great importance to the adhesion of a not very eon its M ~j^ in the same direction, ttU ' .„ -nuke of Lord the Duke of Somerset, the IJuke ot Argyll, have taken «P. t more clearly apprehending the uatlor Qvictioa haB ...

BEFORE AND AFTER—(B—YRONICAL). Whig (reflectively)— There was sound of revelry by night. And Scotia's ..

... BEFORE AND AFTER—(B—YRONICAL). Whig (reflectively)— There was sound of revelry by night. And Scotia's capital had gathered then, Round Gladstone, all her chivalry; and bright His eyes shone o'er fair women and brave men ; Ten thousand hearts beat ...

HISTORICAL MEMS

... 1702. Queen Anne reigning, Lord Godolphin, a Whig Premier. ~ Penny stamp put newspapers by the Whigs. ~ Dissenters prevented keeping schools the Whigs. ~ Patronage restored in the Church of Scotland by the Whigs. 1715. George I. King. Earl of Mar, a Tory ...

THE POLITICAL ELEMENTS IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT

... very grave one. The danger can be met only by re-drawing of the lines of demarcation between Conservatives and Whigs. As a party the Whigs have ceased to exist. They are now merely the figure head of the Radical ship. If they wish to regain power, to ...

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS

... Gladstone i 3 neces presentative—that difficulty might arise. . Whigs stand next to the Conservatives in P OIU ** strength, though a conjunction of Radica Rulers might possibly equal the Whig array- The Standard says:—lt is not surprising » ville's name ...

THE TENETS OF MODE A SOLILOQUY. m (Perhaps sverheard the private apartments of * °* marquis.) Life all a big

... office here I am! To the rock Power and Profit, Like a limpet still cling, For I hold the Constitution, Made rare plums to Whigs to bring Bah ! I know what Tories tell you— Ail the warning words expressed ! What care I where England's drifting* While ...