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... no talk about the great Whig party. What have they to dco with the great Whig party ? Mr. STANM5FB uttered last night a sentence which, for wisdom and generosity combined, was worthy of one of the Whig leaders of the good Whig times., Ho said that by ...
... ? The scabbard has been flung away. The Whig party must be annihilated. All our sacrifices will be worth nothing unless that end is attained. There is no ques- tion of choice between a Whig and a Tory. The Whig is the more reactionary animal of the two; ...
... in the political com- mittee of the institution. They strove to thwart its original purposes, and bring it back into the old Whig ways of Brooles's or the Reform. Neither of these recognise the claims of the working classes to Parliamentary representation ...
... MIUD-LANAR ELECTION. A correspondent favours us with the following features of this contest. showing how the middle- class Whigs are resolved upon excluding Labour candi- dates from parliament, and the regretable support they receive from Mr. Parnell, ...
... effort that points the difference, not between such men as Mr. Chamberlain and the Liberals, but between the more conscientious Whigs and their former allies of th: left wing. We quote the words in full: The es~tahiishmcnL of 11o0ue Rule will necessitate the ...
... its reception. But surely this is just the sort of non-party question where the House of Commons might give the Government (Whig o0 Tory) a smart lesson, and make even the Treasury ?? obedient servant, HI S. S. June 4. THE EDGWARE-ROAD FIRE. To the EDITOR ...
... of the classes, and the bitterest reviler of Ireland. Next, the Whig Dissentients lent the ex-Attorney-General, Sir Henry James, to assist Sir R. Webster. Thirdly, Lord Camperdown, a Whig Dissentient, brought on a motion which he had postponed for weeks ...
... James's Gazette, for the ventilation of your spite. fuliess. On this common mud-heap the Irish rack- renters and the expelled Whigs join hands. Some- times they sign their malicious concoctions. Oftener they are compelled, like the 'Tees, through fear or ...
... wholly elective, or to admit also a co-opted element-whether, in fact, to be frankly Democratic or to go in for the old Whig dodge l of taking away with one hand what you give with the other. The Government and Lord HARTINGTON and Mr. CHAMIBERLAIN ...
... Newcastle Leader. Sheffield Indepen- dent. Sheffield Tele- graph. M aanchester Courier. Hull Morning News. Yorkshire Post. Belfast Whig. Freeman's Journal. Irish Times. Scotsman. ORBIT. The Times. Society Herald. Sporting Times. CROWBERRY'. Morning Post. GALORE ...
... is a Count belonging to the Government party-which, remembering that we are in the days of Sir Robert Walpole, may be called Whig; the second is a Count belonging to the respectable Tory Opposition; and the third, whose bills are torn, is a Transylvanian ...
... characteristic of the old Whig that we can hardly suppose anybody will be astonished. But are not the days of obstructive WVhiggism over also? They will feed with him, said Sir William Harcourt on Saturday, apropos of the Whig dinner to Mr. Jesse Collings ...