... impossible not to to recall the fact that this is not the first occasion on which the Legation in Italy has lead to a piece of Whig favouritism. In 1863, when Sir James Hudson declined the embassy to Constantinople his accompanying resignation of his post ...

... the following words :— • ,^ re v OU wil ? that men who have no belief i revela are not the men to govern this nation, they Whigs or Radicals. Then why does he attempt to force Mr. Bradlaugh on the House ? Has his rehgious opinions, as well as his political ...

... appeared as candidate, but was defeated. The Parliament which had been so abruptly dissolved waa that which the nicknames V Whig and Tory were first used, and though given in insult were soon assumed with pride by those to whom they were applied. The ...

... appeared as a candidate, but was defeated. The Parliament which had been so abruptly dissolved was that in which the nicknames Whig and Tory were first used, and though given insult were soon assumed with pride by those to whom they were applied. The ...

... merely adopting his phrase, saying m effect, although I seom to you a ' Radical,' afte£ all I hope I am better than the ' vile Whig.' One can quite imaaine a Liberal opponent of th*j ballot or of household suffrage in the counties bein? called a Tory ...

... happens not unfrequently, one warning voice is always heard —one calm and philosophic pen pours oat the lamentations of the old Whigs over the vagaries their more advanced Liberal allies. That voice is Lord Grey's, and it is in the congenial columns of the ...

... without cement, here a bit of blackstone, and there a lot of white patriots and courtiers ; king's friends and Republicans; Whigs and Tories ; treacherous 'friends and open enemies—that it was indeed a very curious show, but utterly unsafe to touch and ...

... distinguished mash the Radical music hall— (laughter)—pleased to say. Mr. Chamberlain gave the song, and then he called to his Whig friends am noblemen —like the singer at the music hali Now dear boys, altogether for the chorus. (Laughter.) I they read the ...

... together, and they anxious to revert to the old arrangement of consul-general Cairo to represent English interests. But the Whig members of the Cabinet hold very strongly that would be suicidal to leave Tewfik the unready to become again the shuttlecock ...

... evils which had been remedied through its representations. In politics Mr. Leigh Clare may be described as belonging to the old Whig party, but he seldom or ever took part in discussions of a political nature. He was a thorough-going Churchman, and in unobtrusive ...

... as constant catchword as Jingo- itself, and for some three years the poor unfortunate Tories and their half-brothers the Whigs were condemned to listen to any amount of ribaldry and insult based upon the assumed fact that tbe propertied classes of this ...

... effective, and its success was evinced by the restiveness of the Prime Minister. Sir R. Cross had for his seconder Mr. Torrens —a Whig of the antique pattern—who was not ashamed to stand up for religion on the foundation of politics. A statement he made, that ...