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... expositor in the Edinburgh of those Plain Whig Principles which unfortunately are sadly liable to be modified practice party exigencies and the pressure of circumstanaes. The tone of the article throughout that of a Whig resigning himself as he can to the ...
... first. In the first place, in 18GS certain great reforms lay before him which had long recommended themselves to the moderate Whig Liberal party and to not a few Conservatives besides; and though it impossible to doubt that of two out of three of them the ...
... while you are waging war unsuccessfully is a very perilous proceeding.” it is, and probably the Government think so; but with Whigs behind them, and Radicals near them, and Homo Rulers in front of them, it is their destiny to go on blundering and humiliating ...
... held has been that of Sheriff of Renfrow. The rejection of Lord Durham at Brooks's Club bat given ?? concern to many of the Whig families. For years a member of that nobleman's family has been a member of the club. There is nothing to be urged against ...
... will pass into law, at least this session. Na1y, there are miore reasons than one to suppose the exact opposite. Even if the Whigs in the Commons can be induced to rate less highly the interests of Irish hladlordism thanalleginace to their political chiefs ...
... the fact that the majority the clergy Tyrone undoubtedly felt it their duty to recommend their flocks vote for the Liberal Whig candidate, and that there exists io the county on the part the Liberal electors the greatest possible dread of any return Tory ...
... arrived when a wise Govern- c ?? have played a (trump cord against the 8 Land League-l(applause)-blt they had seen that the Whigs of Ulster were just as indcapable of obtaining e anything from the- Goveinment as anybody qlEe. (Hoar, bear.) The brutally ...
... situation with rtgard to the Lana Bill is not diminished by the events in the Rouse d Lords.' The 'Tory Peers,, assisted by their Whig sympathisers, have carried a great number of Eeenocs amendmerts, and have shown throughout amost uncompromising spirit.. It ...
... Argyll's remarkable dissection o tho evidence taken before the Bessborough Commission, and the effect, may bo added of the Whig peer statement much enhanced by the frank, lucid, and able speech the same occasion of the Marquess of Waterford. Tho Marquess ...
... members of the board voting against it* The original resolution was afterwards carried. AWA’! WHIGS! AWA’! To the Editor of The Yorkshire Post. Sir,—Tbc way the Whigs write about “Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform is positively sickening. Here 1 give you the ...
... t is that he often finds himself neither a Whig nor a Tory nor a Radical, but simply Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice, like any ordinary man in the street ’—for whom Mr Bright once expressed great contempt. The Whig has run away from the noble lord, the Tory has ...
... Liberal peers to the coming Irish Land Bill of the Government. The Edinburgh the solitary surviving rrgan of the old Whigs, and old Whigs are powerful in the Upper House, of which the number of Radical members might be counted on the fingers of single hand ...