... Tory organ, at any rate, is candid. Speaking of the appointment of this Commission, it says that the policy of dishing the Whigs not a magnanimous one, and that there little good and little sense in maintaining what is called a sympathetic attitude ...

... Liberals, as they bad done before and have done since. The Portmans, Bonds, Fox Strangways, and other county families, formerly Whigs, are now either Conservatives or Liberal Unionists. The Lord Chancellor’s living of Daglingworlh, Gloucestershire, has been ...

... The question of the House of Lords would, predicted, soon assume great importance, for now that the restraining power of the Whigs hud been removed their absorption into Toryism, collisions between the two Hoii-cs would inevitable. The time was at hand when ...

... late Lord Lyttelton, was for many years Lord Lieutenant of this county. Lord is nearly related several of the most powerful Whig families, and his appointment, which was favoured the Court, would have been very popular the county. By the way, there is ...

... bear on the Armenian question, the ez-Premier contented himself with the easy task of refuting the calumnies of the renegade Whig. But other and lees responsible persons could not help remembering that while Lord Rosebery’s Government was in power the Russian ...

... to let tho people have some laud to cultivate, for then they had something to couserve. concluded by quoting the lines :— Whig and Tory scratch and fight, Just hungry dogs we see. Toss a bone 'twixt two, they fight, Throw a couple, they agree. (Laughter ...

... Liberal still more he has ceased to be • whale a unionist is to-day a mere -negative phrase fftL C ° nteUt - Ifc 3 ' lam the Whig who now makes his bow before the Chronicle takes sad farewell this of ' ifc Liberal , thG W*,r, ohm find Sir William * agreement ...

... greater importance, he points to the formation of a great National Party which shall combine what is best and strongest in Whig and Tory, in Reformer and Conservative. The year 188G, says Mr. Balfour, is a memorable one in our political history, not because ...

... seriously declared lor even seriously discussed. The Liberal party was I shedding its members both ends, and was bossed by old Whigs who were as timid and stupid as ever. He believed that industrially and politically the time was opportune for the formation ...

... Conservative. You hear good deal about Whigs. I have nut the least notion what their opinions arc ; but my impression is that a Whig is person who denounces in private the measures which in public he supports.” For Whig read Liberal Unionist and we have from ...

... one when feelings of personal sentiment should h« thrown aside, and loyal man should not consider whether the Government was Whig or Tory, but whether it was an administration that would uphold the maintenance of the Union; and once being satisfied on the ...

... responsi- d of pj,. Meanwhile the Premier has the °f So (. y ha P the post, and once more *«d and task of sting the claims ♦ ond ' Whigs and ■» Personal «L party ' be sides having Sgesti oris 3 - There is no dearth feHo Alre ady many men have &ro.i ,f they t ...