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... Foreign Affairs. • We have received a formidable Income-Tax paper, which might occasion us alarm if we were members of a Tory, Whig, Liberal, or Radical organisation. As it is we put our hands in our empty pockets and voyage on gaily, laughing at the tax ...
... MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY'S Summer Service of Trains between LONDON and SCOTLAND is now in operation, as under : _ DOWN TRAINS.-WHIG DAYS. SUNDAYS. AD • C BE C E &M. &M.l p.m. p.m. pm. pm. LONDON (St. Pancras) dep. 51510 35 825 915 825 9IS Glasgow (St. Enoch) ...
... Legislative Independence as Mr. Gladstone has on township allotments. Yet these personal questions-- even the secession of the Whigs ilich seems certain— are as nothing beside the great social and political problems which have become more pressing than ever ...
... between them and famine. The English Government looked on complacently. Ministry succeeded Ministry, Tories followed Whigs and Whigs followed Tories with monotonous regularity in the highest places ; but none of either party thought it requisite to secure ...
... LORD HARTINGTON and MR. GOSCHEN will stand. outside. We, at any rate, have never bad any illusions about the strength of the Whigs. Their weakness is sat only in purpose but in numbers, and the secessions will be inconsiderable. Their place will be quickly ...
... to prison, but he was released on appeal to the House of Lords. In the meanwhile the Tory Government was defeated, and the Whigs took office in their stead. O'Connell's agitation collapsed, and he again sought the Government alliance. A new party had however ...
... without imprudence, help to make this teaching influence municipal and political life, that constitutes a Catholic party. TORY OR WHIG, AS YOU LIRE. But, as it seems to us, a Catholic party must necessarily be neither the servant nor the enemy of any political ...
... of political opponents. He is not a blind partisan of any body of statesmen, but between the two parties he prefers the Whig Government. He is not of the number of those rigid and abstract politicians who think that political allegiance and loyalty ...
... classes of the community the position of the London Socialists still monopolises attention. The readers of the newspapers—Tory, Whig, and Radical—are apt to be deceived into the belief that the London Socialists are after all a very insignificent [PRICE ONE ...
... politics out of Catholic meetings. In 1847 the Education Question had been much before the country, and the treachery of the 'Whig M inisters had been warmly denounced at a large meeting of the Catholic Institute, but the acting committee subsequently came ...
... alone can tell what is to be the issue. But the religious passions which had been so adroitly fanned into a flame by the Whig Minister were not easily allayed, and the seeds of dissentions were then sown which left the League permanently weakened. To ...
... There are, no doubt, instances on record of remarkable changes of opinion—or at least of policy—among statesmen. Fox adopting Whig principles, Canning consenting to shelve the question of Catholic emancipation, Peel condemning Catholic emancipation and then ...