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... then I confess I see great difficulty, and I do not think that this is likely to be consented to by any Government either Whig or Tory, became it would not be consistent with the maintenance of the integrity of the Empire and duty to the Crown. 1 (Cheers ...
... years justified hy facts. (Ye..) Who is responsible foe them then? (Cries of Whigs, Tories, and' Coercion.) I note the various cries ; some say the Tories, some say the Whig, some say Ohs names (a voice, House of Lords ), but have you studied the ...
... THE MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1886 ment and so forth, which might make the hot blood of a Whig course more rapidly through his veins, but would not touch the people; ho met the expostulations and reserves of his moderate allies with sneers at the ...
... civilisation. Ma. conduct since the last general election has spreed alarm far and wide among the ranks of the Liberal party. Whigs and Radicals alike have recoiled from the consequences of • policy which, both in its aims and in its methods, is inconsistent ...
... long and so honourably associated, and repeat what Macaulay called ** the fatal error of Mr. Fox a mturyt:go, when the great Whig leader formed a coalition with his opponent, Lord North, and politicians of that day rejoiced in the formation of a strong ...
... having failed, through the natural distrust inspired by him on Imperial matters, • coalition will be made with the aristocratic Whigs to suppress Irish Nationalism once more by force. I cannot refrain from lamenting this and adding my voice to three who plead ...
... Merti= = a who owned Reform me Melo aims Pox, and, he the o f Therwasow ma Holland. lard Holland was tholbo bolo it Ow greet Whig or, as 8 then really wee,tbs pney or thot day ; and in the dente in of was to ii found a most elo- WM/0 Lard Holland wind the ...
... s in the path of justice, whet had characterized the best types of Whig statesmen fan the time of Charles Pox to the present. There no statesman whose memory was more revered by Whig, of the preempt day then Mr. Fol. lie was a HOW Ruler pure and throughout ...
... Haalingden still continues, and sollections are bei made at the knal mills in aid of those who are out. Atßuonley levies are Whig made at the sheds in ot those hands on strike. It has been resolved that if any of theoollectors of the levies are victimized ...
... misunderstood Sheridan’s jokes for assemnt ; she harangued, she leotured, she gfl‘uhrd English polities to the first of our Englh‘: Whig politiciaus, the dn‘ after her arrival in ?Jhml ; and (if I am not much misinformed) preached polities no less to our Tory ...
... civil and religious freedom. Such, shortly, has been the programme since time ei Burke andiron of what has been called the Whig or Liberal Party. _ _ Of late years this name haa not been altogether appropriate. Alter the secession of Mr. Gladstone from ...
... which he is about to fill is not of the ve? first rank, yet the muq}n:i; isa, you man, and there is no office in the pire | whi:g is not within his reach. Hence his state- | ments respecting the future policy of China are full of actuality. It must not ...