... thia country during the laat two craturiw, who hare not ahaagod their opmiooi with the changing timaa. Walpole waa alwaya a Whig; but the irat William Pitt, the graatwt Foreign Minuter that England arar had, waa by tnrna the equivalent of modern Liberal ...

... of bis Ufa, waa returned tba lop of the poll, the other Tory nominee being aoeond, and the Whig candidate nowhere. In tbs country generally, however, tba Whigs wen a vast majority. Tha Gnat Reform BUI bad bean passed, and tha general election in which ...

... Ireland will stand by their resolutions, and have nothing whatever to with tbe revolutionary enterprise. The Belfast Northern Whig (L.U.): —The Home Rule Bill is not better measure than tbe former one, in some respects good deal worse. Practically it concedes ...

... by saying that his lordship M neutralised” all the good the Government had done. A third protested that be represented the Whig element in the Cabinet, and the declaration that henceforth the party sbonld treat only with the Government, was received with ...

... Liberal party had hern in office two-thirds time, and no ouch calamity had happened the last speaker feared. (A roica had tha Whigs.”) Tea, and they had now seise weak-kneed Liberals, eallsd Unionists, who wars growing smaller by degress and bsantifnlly less ...

... December, 1802, and was educated at Trinity, Cambridge, where graduated. He entered Parliament for the borough of in 1826 as Whig. The young member, then Lord Howick, delivered bia maiden speech in 1827 on tho question tbe Corn Laws. In 1830 be exchanged ...

... F own part, if be bad any right to intrude his sentimer was dead against ap Lee wi ran : (Load applause acs ‘om prow i good Whig like Lord Macanlay had them, ‘‘ wr essence of politics.”’ It migbt bave been 80, but compr was pot the of and that was had ...

... two countries. In the first stages of the French Revolution, the progress events in France was viewed with sympathy by the Whigs in this country (always excepting Burke), and even by the moderate Tories. The anden rfyime of our neighbours had been a cruel ...

... energy. The present Government was a different one to any that had preceded it, being composed of Tories. Conservatives, and Whigs—all united to maintain the unity of the Empire, the integrity of the Constitution, the recognition of religion, and the stability ...

... seat a troop of horee, For Tories know no argument but force ; of the With equal skill to Cambridge books be sent fected For Whigs admit no force but argument. > your cation Mr. Alderman Staart Knill, the Lord Mayor was on Monday formally presented to the ...

... early as Queen Anne's days a bargain of an unprincipled description was struck between the ultra High Church Tories and the Whigs in the House of Lords, at the expense of the moderate Tories. Thirty years later Sir Robert Walpole was driven from office ...

... offered by Lord Palmerston Mr. Boandell Palmer. A seat was then found for him Richmond, borough in which the influence of the Whig Earl of Zetland was paramount, and which eoationed to represent until his elevation to the peerage in 1872. He was knighted ...