... the Conservatives, C accustomed tactical skill, refrained from giving £ opposition, in the expectation that the antipathies Whig section of the Ministerialists would arouse ~e t it is always better to move a hostile resolution from the midst of the enemy's ...

... proceedings imprudently rigorous, Get himself wigged by the Government here. m wigged with asperity, wigged with severity (Whigs cannot wig as Conservatives can); So that one thinks he'll resign with celerity Such as becomes a high-spirited man. Ah! ...

... speak Require explanation; And when their Premier eats the leek It don't much pie .se the nation. You may not like our old Whig ways, But we don't like your Rad's tone, Nor can we bear your talking craze—- » You'U have tb, though, says Gladstone. Judy ...

... short speech on Sir W. Harcourt's Dill, expressed or intimated feelings which are widely prevalent amongst Mr. Gladstone's Whig adherents or allies. Every lar and every sportsman, whatever may tie his political opinions, regards with profound distaste ...

... encourage the notion that the modern term Liberal was not good enough, or appropriate enough, for them as party, and that Whig would do better What's in a name Why, good deal, as many people have ere now found out their cost. Names are supposed to ...

... office when, recognising the deplorable straits to which the farmers have been reduced, in spite of the protests some of its Whig supporters, it brings in a bill —a real bill, not sham one—to protect the farmers' crops. Still more ;it succeeds to a heavy ...

... hmoum of four millions in Indian the of adjourned for Mr ISIaditonea it Sir two lait emtury combined minute of details with the Whig Uoulburn Tory and their Spring iiier and Wood no of but by inereaaing tax and it found to did always four motive framing to ...

... friends, But there is one misconception which even he will nover get out of tho head of the ordinary English country Your Plain Whig may agreo to apply to Ireland princip! lea of nolicy which he does not ...

... last half century who have combined a minute knowledge of details with the power of Parliamentary explanation. Baring, the Whig, Gmilburn the Tory and their successors, Spring and Wood, had no notion of increasing venue but by increasing some old tax ...

... the Government of the day, and when the Derby-Disraeli Administration was again In power—at the time when they dished the Whigs over the Reform Bill—Mr. Read again pushed the question which he came up from Norfolk to represent Parliament. But Mr. Disraeli ...

... Money was very abundant, but in slight demand, Win Whiz meots Whig then comos the tug of war, When Sir William Harcourt, who erowhile boasiod that he belunged to the Whig party, meets the Whigs in battle array, then we shall sco what we shallsee, We shal ...

... adjournment. Mr. Henry Chaplin, also a racing man and Tory of the old school, supported Mr. Power; Mr. Childers, Cabinet Minister, Whig, and a little more, mildly assented ; while of course Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Radical, total abstainer, and ex-master of foxhounds ...