... l)0tb Whigs and Peelites, as infusion of the more advanccc Such as was, however, it was str ...

... would surely end in such a resolution. Among all opponents of land reform there is none more bi(±f than the pseudo-Liberal Whig aristocrat who to agitate so violently for the amelioration r f the lot of the Bulgarian peasantry, although unspeakable Turk ...

... commence the Whig Parliament—a Parliament called by a Whig Premier and the first of the reign of new Sovereign. I forgot to say that in the multitudinous host of petitions, after all the outcry against the Conservatives on account of the Irish the Whigs at 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 ...

... was paralysed. The Duke of WeUington and Sir Robert Peel could not form a Government without the risk of revolution, and the Whigs refused to carry on the government without permission to create as many peers as they thought necessary to accomplish their ...

... thinks the Duke of RiChmond 'and Gordon has greater chances than Lord Salisburv or Lord Cairns, and describes the words W'hig §'and Tory as myths, 'representing old 'social clesses vwhio havo v~ei invaded eand iiore and more subrmerged by. the 'risin ...

... Lord Beaconsfield had been Prime Minister in 1870, he would certainly not have abandoned us to our unhappy fate, as did the' Whig. Ministry. If England loses in him a great statesman, France sees asxeal friend disappear. Tng Opnim TRArrIc.-The President ...

... Land League asked. it did not 'even grant what the old tenant-rightera asked. It had not satisfied the most moderate of the Whig piarty, whom they, the Land Leaguers, had denounced from every platform in Ireland, t because they would be content with the ...

... from the earliest times after the introduction of party polit'cs, when, 200 years ago, Tories wore first Tories, and VJhigs Whigs, that bad weather was an element in the atmospheric changes of the nation with which one of either party was profane enough ...

... 889 itt the Liberal ranks. Ou the common \\, 7® dub the teetotallers will have to meet tbe men who JjV'; » l u Bl * 88 » the Whig will consort with the advanced t will be necessary for the partisans on each side Vj'Vj^ 0 differ on the broad basis ot the ...

... procedure which we were compelled A ad to take against the Conservative Government would be Casi ell necasaary against taoe present Whig or Liberal Govern- bani nTmo.O the contrary, on many occasions I have, before Pow Ice the Liberal Government came into office ...

... political species, for some of his stanchest admirers tire ready to express the fear that he is as capable of running from Whig-Liberal-Radicalism to High Church Toryisml now as he formally departed from High Church Toryism to Liberalism. Mr Fawcett is ...