... interest is undoubtedly the prophecy von tains. Lord Hartirgton is something besides the leader of the Unionists; is the first Whig in England, the representative of family which, though always moderate, has played conspicuous part in every revolution, political ...

... There are good many reasons for this—some of them purely personal. Thera are many Conservatives who dislike Mr. Goschen’a Whig tendencies, and doubt whether he either the tact or the temper for the leadership. He certainly irritate opponents in way Mr ...

... The spirit of unanimity been invoked to little purpose in the course Controversies, but its inrphation was manifest. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, Home Rulers and Unionists, and Farm-Hites, as they poured out the House when Mr. Gladstone sat down, were at ...

... true Conservative. Conservatism was not what it used to be, but more like what Liberal and Radical principles used to be. Whigs no longer existed, and Conservatives were not reactionary. If they only kept in mind that Convervative principles were Liberal ...

... could not have come forward, but felt that when he received a requisition signed by persons of all political cpinions, noth Whig and Tory alike, and who entertained different political convictions, he could not resist the call they made upon him. What ...