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POLICE v. PUBLIC

... of course, The testimony of the force; And those who dare his wolrd dispute, A swinging sentence shall make niite. The Whigs are helping in our game, And Chamberlain will do the same. His speech with high disdain I note; I know lie will ?? stay to ...

ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY

... reward for party writing. Congreve got his places because he was an ornament to the Whigs; but he was never a Whig pamphleteer. No doubt Addison used his pen for the Whigs as Swift did for the Tories; and his pro- motion was partly justified by a political ...

COPY'S GUIDE TO MODERN ENGLISH HISTORY.*

... Charles. And Mr. Cory, whose political principles are more nearly definable as Whig than aiv)ti'ln else, is unfaithful in this heresy to all Whig tradition. So far as tha Whigs are concerned, we have spoken too hardly of the eigthteenth A ide to Modern ...

THE PRESS AND THE ROYAL ACADEMY

... Hlousehold. Words Manchester Courier Weatiliiasser Times Manchester Examiner Truth Manchester Guardian. Wolld PROVrNCIAL Norrhern Whig: Whiteh L11 -1e~iew Aberdeen Daily Free Nottingham journal Cout and Society review ' ress . -. OfYordUITfversity Herald Aodern ...

OCCASIONAL NOTES

... it formulated, as being de jare, by a Whig like Lord Hartington. The House of Commons, said the noble Lord roundly, has to ;iilg to initiate legislation. The doctrine comes conveniently to the hands of the Whigs and Tories just now, but when the immediate ...

Lord Spencer'B speech at tlie Cobden Club Dinner on Saturday was sensible and businesslike ; simple and ..

... his reference to Mr. Gladstone as the chief whose leadership is proud to follow. It showed that saving instinct by which the Whig aristocracy have managed, amid changes which have amounted to little less than a revolution, to preserve themselves and their ...

MR. WALPOLE'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND

... Crimean WVar in i 856. The considerations which have led him to choose these dates are not hard to discover. The fall of the Whig Ministry in the year i84i marked the lowest ebb of that tide of energy which had reached :its flood-mark in the year i832- ...

EDUCATIONAL THEORIES.*

... (chap. xi.) is new and interest- ing. His parallel between the educated Roman and the English Whig(p. i 9) is worth transcribing. The purest type of the English Whig, fond of freedom, but fonder of his order, inspired with a traditional respect for learn- ...

THE DEMOCRATIC SHOW; OR, THE WORLD WE LIVE IN

... THE WORLD WE LIVE IN. Awa', Whige awa'- Awn', Whig, awna'' Ye're but a pack o' traitor loons, Ye'll no'er do good at a' I Our titristles flourished fresh and fair, And bonuy bloomed oar roses, Bat Whigs cate like a frost in June, And withered a' our ...

STEPHEN'S NUNCOMAR AND IMPEY.*

... legal rigour. Tested by this Sir James Stephen is forced to pronounce-in spite of his affectionate admiration for the great Whig historian-that Macaulay has unconsciously committed a deep and irreparable injustice. As might be expected, the arguments in ...

PLAYS WITH A PURPOSE

... which the Whigs induced the author to produce in the closing days of Anne, in the hope, says Macaulsy, that the public would discover some analogy between the followers of Cxesar and the Tories, between Sempronius and the apostate Whigs, between Cato ...

Published: Saturday 18 July 1885
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1707 | Page: 7 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

IDEAS FROM THE REVIEWS

... could only come from the enlighten- - (LcJl sc cnce, and of a broad and simple Christianity. \cslincs caskell writes as a Whig on Whigs, of whose future - ' 1 c c lj fidence. Thle Okl 'higs under the new conditions of hij M, he fears, will suffer a gentle ...