... Nth wore g the vathedN, awl de of the *mbar sere The plosions as the el Ni beldos NSA moths' the that* Nee of is wide. The Whigs thee the tems t Nowa N. owth wad theseesil te Ti. bele the • 11 0 4 wed greased 18 Le ea ee MOD ass IN ee that whea New INs ...

... upon public grounds as the friends nr opponents of particular Ministry. The rallying cry us' *o be Whig and Tory, it is now Liberal and The old-fashioned Whigs are extinct, and t.. • 3*-fashioned Liberals have drafted into their ranks the Radicals, or, they ...

... leader in the House of Commons, divergence of opinion would arise ; the old Whigs would be confident in the moderation of their leaders ; I they would expect to see the old Whig principles applied to modern politics so far as the state of things would permit ...

... motion was carried. Mr. Mr. Power seconded, resolution to the efT.-ct that tin- Home Rulers should act independently of both Whigs and Tories. The motion was carried. The meeting then voted itself into a private session. ...

... pressure of expediency. Look at the three points of the Liberal programme by the light of precedent When the Tories dished the Whigs” in 1867 and took that leap in the dark ” which so terrified Lord Derby, their dealings with the franchise were ( based an ...

... which has been put forward, I have said, >y such ' authority us that of the Whigs, should the country entrust them with power. Hut that is not the programue which the new Whig or Liberal Government will have carry ' out. Wo havo fully endeavoured to continue ...

... programme which has Wen put forward, I have said, some authority as that of the Whigs, should *he country entrust them with power. But that is not the programme which the Whig Liberal Government the future would have carry out. have endeavoured to the best ...

... alienated one from the Liberal ranks of moderate Liberals and old of their supporters, but had added to them alarge number Whigs, whom he believed would increase day by day, and when the election came they should find a large influx not merely into the ...

... for years to drift away, but which had been the pole-star in the hours of our greatest peril for all patriots alike, whether Whig, Tory, Radical. “The Government,” he says, “which has been supported large majorities in both Houses of Parliament, are denounced ...

... Africa. What is a Jingo? Chance has given currency to word which may one day become widely known and respectable as the name of Whig or Tory the word ‘■Jingo.” The epithet is now used Liberal speakers, even tho most moderate and eminent of them, a convenient ...

... the former of these had been left as the central point would not have secured the votes of many moderate Liberals and old Whigs, to whom the honour of old England is dearer than party triumph. But when he threw himself into the arms of the Irish agitators ...

... combinations in the House ; not by worrying a Minister with a charge which he knew to be unfounded not by a combination of Whigs and dissatistied Protecti sts against a measure which Protectionists had supported. If Lord Beaconsfield was to be turned out ...