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... THE TABLET. afterwar.is of a few Whigs, Locke, Iloadly, and Sidney—both pa rties wanting them as pretexts to serve their several occasions, the first to serve in a controversy against King James, and the other the Whig tricksters, as a pretended political ...
... (and justly) is that every Peer should be a Whig. Now what does Lord War mean by the term Whig ? I can only suppose Liberal of the present day. Ile cannot refer to the Whig of the past, for the Whigs of old in :heir views were very like the Co ...
... Catholic Univer.ity College% of Ireland and the Royal University • • • 977 Catholic Manual% of Philo‘ophy 07 7 Snares and the Whig Politician. 07d A large Proposal . • • 979 Book. and Paper. for F.gypt 979 MONEY AND TRADE LITIKRARY NOTE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ...
... party. Some Conservative politicians had been angling for Whig support, the idea being that a coalition might withstand a Nationalist attack in constituencies where neither Conservative nor Whig would otherwise have any likelihood of success. At this moment ...
... the Whigs smith the compact, are the same, with a difference in profession, not in reality. And, it might be added, hardly even in proftssion, since Suarez himself sometimes professes the compact. Another feature the schemes of Suarez and the Whigs have ...
... as it is now in the countries I have mentioned. Lord Braye says, England expects (and justly) that every Peer should be a Whig. This assertion may lie true in certain particular cases, but he has assumed an universal, and I have simply to point out ...
... proceedings of the Whig Government in Mr. Mitchell's trial have excited in the minds of persons of all classes here with whom I have conversed ln the mind of every man in Ireland, whose opinion is of any value, the character of the Whig Government, small ...
... man, vagrant, and philosopher. This gentleman, by far the most interesting in the book, has a glimpse of the far future, when Whig and Tory, Jacobite and Hanoverian, shall have given place to an unheard of democracy, and the world of the eighteenth century ...
... that he has not yet realised that he is a survival. His long absence from England has prevented him from learning that the Whig party to which he would probably claim to belong, is altogether used up and out of the running, and cared for as an interesting ...
... Party would number somewhere about eighty, leaving the balance of twenty-three for the northern Conservatives and possible Whigs in other• parts of the island. It is certainly not easy to anticipate with any security as to the effect which the increase ...
... Aberdeen's Government in 1852, is curious, and explains the difficulty of forming a Ministry : Derbyites, 292 ; Peelites, 3o ; Whigs, 130 ; Radicals, 160 ; Irish Brigade, 5o ; Total 662. December 21st, 1852. Great difficulties in forming a government. Palmerston ...
... the side of the ..ourt, and Dryden, together with Otway and Lee, were formidable antagonists whom the Court opposed to the Whig poets. Politics and religion were largely blended in the literature bf the t ime , the stage absolutely foamed with politics ...