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... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. VII. Russia Before and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London, Longmans and Co. Edinburgh, A. and C. Black. ...
... incentives separation come chiefly from certain false professors of Moderate Liberalism, who think that in the disguise of Whigs of the old school they can more mischief than they wo aid able to effect in their own proper character. The tactics of the ...
... which are justly shocked at such a compromise dignity. THE LIBERAL PROGRAMME AND RADIO SCHEMES.” vigorous article on Plain Whig Principles appears in the Edinburgh Review, in which the Radical policy of & noisy section of the Liberal party is totally ...
... already secured their man in the person Lord Bamsay, the eldest son of Lord Dalhousie. and therefore, may conclude, a moderate Whig of the old school. The Conservatives, selecting their candidate, must pay close regard to local claims and circumstances ; ...
... Present and V. The Permian Mirada Play, VI. British Lkrhtboiuee. VO. Bosnia Before and liter the Wax. Lord Minto in India. Plain Whig PrineWee. Longmana and 00. |, MBS. T E GO s m -S- . L Con tain ing the Opening ■ THE MYSTERIES OF DYKE. _ Ulustratod M. ...
... candidate a youthful scion of a well-Known Whig family. Lor I Ramsay is tho son of tho Earl of Dalhouvie, and the Into earl, better known politics first Mr. Fox Manic and afterwards os Lord was notable * Whig tho Whigs.* choice of such a champion may be intended ...
... Tho political situation is becoming clearer. Three months ago it seemed to be a question rather of' men than measures. The Whigs alone, it appeared, could save the nation, by wresting the Government from the hands of men whose unhappy party connection ...
... body is Conservative and, what is more, believe it will be very chary of entrusting its Conaer. vatism to the Whigs. What strength has the Whig psrty really possessed in the House of Commons during the last ten years? What strength is it likely possess ...
... they wish to the Government ol tills great oountry in the hands-of the Radical party f As regarded the littlo programme of Whig reforms which had lately been put forward on considerable authority, the rieht bon. baronet reminded has hearers that ths ...
... necessary tie use plain and sincere language in dealing vith the blah situation. Home Balers may be assured .that all parties. Whig and Tory alike, will hold equally aloof from them, when they so muck appear to countenance force —will view with equal repugnance ...
... ont, howerer erroneously, Imperial policy. But the prospect the present moment is altogether different. It is ho longer the Whig or even the Liberal statesman who aspires rule the con. duct of the Opposition. Amidst the chaotic confusion which reigns in ...
... programme, and dismissing the supposition that .Radicalism will over be coerced or coaxe into passive acquiescence in ‘plain Whig principles,’ ill fall of the present Government would be the inauguration of anti-national policy. la international transactions ...