... Northern Whig. He boasted of giving a creed to his party. What is the creed of the Tory party ? Lord Beaconsfield has left it without any creed at all. The idol, though raised on lofty pedestal, was of very ordinary clay after all. A skilful political ...

... Liberal creed? Yet Macaulay is sometimes held up as the typical Whig of the old scboo from whom your modern Radical is terribly degenerated But he is typical Whig only because he is dead. Whig,' as a political term, has been dropping out of use of lat years ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE LAND BILL. Shields Daily Gazette. SATURDAY, JUNE IS, ISSI. The vote in the House of Commoas, on Heneage's amendment to the Land Bill, is being made much of by some people who are anxious to cover their own hostility to the Government ...

... distinctive principles in common, the Whigs and their Radical allies, when in power, usually fall out. They fall out when Radical exaction becomes excessive, and the large measure Whig patience is full. Then the alliance of Whigs and Radicals is temporarily dissolved ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE WHIGS. We ask confidently, soys the Spectator, whether a more sincerely moderate, and in the best sense Conservative speech, than Mr. Chamberlain’s on the subject of Ireland, could by any possibility have been delivered by o Liberal ...

... Fitzmanrice, the brother of a Whig peer. Sir A. Gordon used to be ranked a Conservative; Mr Foljambe is described in Dod as attached to old Whig principles. The class to which these members belong is essentially the class in which Whig principles prevail, and ...

... WHIGS - - was then the term of reproach cast upon the persecuted. ThiF) some think, arose from the word wigg, applied to the thin Skimmed milk they were glad to drink in their wanderings. Others allege that it was an abbreviation of Whiggamores, as the ...

... A PUPIL TEACHER ON WHIGS AND TORIES. The Eev. C. Port, Government Inspector of Schools in Berks, Wilts, Surrey, and Oxfordshire, cites among examples illustrative the lack culture among many pupil teachers the case of a girl who, at the close her app ...

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... former measure the Whigs have not given a thorough support to the Ministry. At one time they raised the standard of rebellion, and nothing but the fact thai the Government largely gave way to their views prevented a coalition between Whigs and Tories. It ...

... AsikeibmwAlmiuma Whig' distress - On. WS/ We _ winter .part at —or which is not society. The winters '47 and '48 — the height of the famine period—were the Vash ever bass is the Irish capital. Perhap all this is co-incidence. Perhaps it • sot. any ...

... THE CAUTIOUS WHIG. We infer from the tone of Lord Hartington at the meeting of the Yeovil Agricultural Society that there is no ground for apprehending that the Government will into excess on the Land Question in relation to England. The noble lord is ...