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... MR. HENRY STAFFORD NORTHCOTE THE WHIGS' LAST CHANCE. Under the title of The Whigs' Last Chance, Mr. Henry S. Northcote, C.8., M.P., contributes a political paper to the current number of Blackwood. The writer commences by stating:—After half-a-century ...
... without turning nephow may he almost parental Tre! received much into s descendant, Mr, Whig Bistorian, inhorited education from the great ‘and has written his bi aome of his But be is no more & —a charm than Queou Victoria is of William IV. Many peopto ...
... badly. As we have occasionally had word or two to say on the modern Whig, we commend with the more pleasure to the notice of our readers an article in this month’s Blackitoody on “The Whig’s last Chance,” by Mr. Henry Stafford Northcotc. He deals large with ...
... principal ame 4- support of the slightest kind from the Liberal side. The Whigs were against the Disturbance Bill, and the House of Commons itself was indisposed to carry it. Whigs originated the amendments to the which Lord Salisbury Land Bil upon insisted ...
... against the House of Lords would be welcomed, but however eager the Radical tail might be to attack the hereditary House, the Whigs would look coldly and unsympathisingly on. Besides, it is questionable if any enthusiasm could be raised this point when the ...
... is that . , in regard to most measures not affecting Ireland, O'CONNELL usually supported the Whigs. As Lord JOHN RUSSELL significantly put it, the Whigs remained as before, the firm defenders of the Union ; O'CONNELL remained as before, the ardent ...
... peers will old out, For tho fight is now botweon two one o the Houses is sup- Houses, and ported only by the Tory party. Tho Whigs Not only 80, are furious with tho peors. but the ors represent in this matter the einaligst class in the country—only the ...
... Lord Cairns could be induced to come forward he would very probably become a successful leader of the Constitutional party. Whigs as well as Liberals are ignorant of the importance of these national principles, and Radicals hate them therefore it behoves ...
... frequented places, and by inscriptions on the street lamps. It is curious to note. whilst the utility of the jury system is Whig debated in England as well as i n Ir e land. that jury trials have largely diminished is France during the last twenty 6cc ...
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... circumstance appears charming that the enemies of England must necessarily be the enemies of India.'' How that enlightened Whig Statesman, Lord Macaulay, the regenerator of India, whose faith in England's future and in her influence for good was unbounded ...
... ad Nvilhiggishly falsc. Wh'trt'le 0 ais ?? ever truth in it 'Whig-possior. The Ihrmitritighlrnr Rtadicals aiuathelietio'd hil, thin Conseryatives wt'e irronicrlly jubilant, ailrd the Whigs looked as if they Vtt' 1wt'holtlig ILortvVU, yet fearidng I.II ...