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... his intimate knowledge of foreign politics. He was ardent admirer of Lord Palmerston, and an admiral le specimen of the old Whig politician and man of the world. Tbe comic journal Funny Folks has a capital cartoon of Lord Rando. Churchill as conductor ...
... march in the waterless desert. The absence of scares or panic among the troops during the nights, and especially their silence (Whig the trying ordeal of a dropping fire on the night preceding the battle, all showed a sense of discipline and confidence worthy ...
... Englana by no means accepts the view of the qaestion taken M. Ferry latest despatch Whenever possible alliance between Tories Whigs talked about should always be remorn. bered that two very important personages such combination would have to be the Marquises ...
... self-assertiveness, is but another example of their inconsistency. Next, the pnmrose has only radical leaves —no Tory or even Whig ones, observe. Then it has a liberal growth —no Jingoism, even, about that I And last, but cct least, its scientific ap ...
... he was pregnant with speeches on Reform, he explained his Bill to the Radicals of Glasgow. Liberals did not agree with it, Whigs spurned it, and Tories laughed at it. Mr. Bbioht, in his measure, proposed to the very thing in relation to the representation ...
... Cheetham, and Mr. Pell all wanted to know what is going to be done. The two former gave expression to the desire among the Whigs to see the County Government Bill brought forward, and Ihe demand of the latter was naturally couched in more polemical terms ...
... voted for the motion against his party. The majority, however, included 19 of the Home Rule party. The minority included one Whig Home Ruler. Of the English, Scotch, and Irish county members, 110 (Conservatives) voted for the motion, while 50 Liberals, ...
... means accepts the view of the question take by M. Ferry in hia latest despatch Whenever possible alliance between Tories *ad Whigs ls talked about should always be remtm. bered that two very important personages in such combination would have to bo the Marquises ...
... before nine o'clock Mr. happened to drop in, and finding Mr. Akers- Douelas addressing seven members, moved a count. But the Whigs were prepared for this contingency, and over fifty members dropped in from the diningroom and smoking-room, where they were ...
... never get the Conservatives in the House of Commons to agree web him ; the next, that be will never ge• the Peers, atwitter Whigs or Conservatives, to agree with him, and so cannot procure himself &majority in eith House of Paslanue .1. Even Mr. Disraeli ...
... Archdeacon Woollcombe took the Communion Service, the Rev. W. Edgcombereadiug the Epistle, and the Rector the Gospel. The folio whig clergy answered to tbeir names:— Deanery of Holsivorthy.— Abbotsbickington, R«»- F. R. Rawes; Ashwater, Rev. J. M. Field ...
... though one called himself a Conservative anc the other a Liberal It was true that when came to hard and fast facts the moderate Whig bad to give way to the extreme Radical. That was phenomenon that hat happened before, and he was afraid they might see it again ...