... indignation whenever a Catholic majority serves them after the fashion they are themselves so fond of employing. As for the Whig element in the Corporation, their conduct was simply inspired by the desire to stand well with the authorities. It is quite ...

... orporation withdrew in a body from all participation in the proceedings ; so did all those who are generally classed as mete Whigs, with the exception of the most honoured man amongst them, Alderman Campbell, who has twice already served as Lord Mayor, ...

... homeward route by highwaymen, whom he with difficulty routed. Banquet—Eighty-three gentlemen, representatives of families both Whig and Tory, resident in New York at the time of the British Evacuation 1813, met and dined together at the Brunswick Hotel on ...

... prefer to have the dose administered by our natural enemies, the Tories, rather that by those wolves in sheep's clothing, the Whigs. If emigration must be tried, if it is such a wonder. fully good thing for the poor people, why should they not try it upon ...

... century ago, when many Tories in England were quite prepared to believe anything bad, no matter how outrageous, of English Whigs. People may now drift into a similar state of mind and temper with reference to the Irish people. And it will not take much ...

... of coalition between Whigs and Radicals, with the result of what he deemed a zig-zag policy, as evidenced in the Government treatment of the Irish, South African, and Egyptian questions. The Radicals pull one way, and the Whigs the other, on these points ...

... had some strong words. Of the rocks ahead he pointed to one as specially to be looked for on the side of Radicalism. Of the Whigs he would say nothing ; they seemed chiefly to consist of men who spent their leisure in denouncing in private the measures ...

... 87th Regiment. Under the guardianship of Lord Holland and in the atmosphere of Illiglanibliouse he was early trained in those Whig principles now shawl extinct, with which the name of FitzTatrick has always beenintimately connected. Ile abided consistently ...

... finds so marked a characteristic of politicians of other schools, is equally tenable, may perhaps be questioned. Whilst Whigs, Conservatives, and moderate Liberals are actuated by the paltry ambition of appending Right Honourable to their names ...

... modern history of Ireland, the secession by which the marvellous authority of O'Connell was overthrown, his compact with the Whigs, the great famine, and, for the first time, the secret history, minutes of council, and private correspondence connected with ...

... the writing is good, and, on the Conservative side, it cannot be said but that Earl l'crcy has written well on What is a Whig ? and Mr. Matlock on The Radicalism of the Market Place ; and that the story of the escape of Prince Metternich is a valuable ...

... Minister for engaging frankness, the terms on which the Radical and Alain N o rth of the Tweed will that with those branches of Whig parties could continue to work together—what the Lord Derby in the House of Lords and Mr. THE MINISTRY Gladstone in the Commons ...