... of the Liberals but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thiug the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam, and the other seceders from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig Party after the schisms remained for Irish ...

... of the Liberals but especially of the Whigs. It was noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam, and the other seceders from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig Party after the schisms remained for ...

... styled Liberal party, consisting then mainly of Whigs, mixed with few Radicals; composed vow of various sections of moderate Liberals, of a large body of Radicals, and a few of the nearly extinct Whigs. This brings us to the attempt to define the nature ...

... by Thomas Dogget, old actor of celebrity, who was so attached to the Brunswick family that Sir Richard Steele called him ' a Whig up to the head and ears.' In the year after George I. came to the Throne Dogget gave a waterman's coat and silver badge to ...

... Bishop had had stormy time of as a political pamphlete ci and the Whigs paid him in his own coin—the language of one of his sons to the late Divett, m.p. for Exeter, wa3 that the Whigs nearly diddled the Governor. Doctor Phillpotia had been set down ...

... collapse. The Ministry formed to carry out Unionist views bad broken down, and the Tory Marquis was obliged to send for the Whig Marquis to help him, and Lord Hartiugton had given the Tories his manof-all-work, Mr. Goschen, because after Lord Randolph ...

... leaseholders, and which give to the courts the power of revising judicial rents. Against both these proposals both Tory and Whig peers warmly inveighed when the bill was in Committee in the House of Lords, and the few peers who discerned the political ...

... measures adopted against Chartism recoiled against the the Whig Government of Lord Melbourne. In the ranks of the Chartists were many voters, and, in their bitterness of feeling, they declared the Whigs be worse at heart than the Tories. At the general election ...

... trusted the people in their hearts, and dreaded lest power should pass from the hands of the chiefs and scions of the great Whig houses w ho have, they fondly imagine, a prescriptive right to rule the land. With the real reformer, too, franchise-reform ...

... CHAPTER X.-Army and Civil Service Reform; Liberal Service in Opposition Tory Obstruction ; Conclusion. CHAPTER L INTRODUCTORY—THE WHIG CONSTITUTION OF 1688- TORYISM—TORY LEGISLATION UNDER GEORGE 111. —THE UNREFORMED HOUSE OF COMMONSWHIGGISM — RADICALISM AND ...

... could be reunited on a Unionist platform all at once. There were Unionists who were Radicals, Conservatives, Liberals, and Whigs. They ought in the first instance to have their separate organizations.and there might then be a federation of all the org ...

... could be reunited on a Unionist platform all at once. There were Unionists who were Radicals, Conservatives, Liberals, and Whigs. They ought in the first instance to have their separate organizations,and there might then be a federation of all the org ...