... other method, will Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the great Whig house of Argyll, which was Whig tho brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed power under ...

... trial F” “Yes,” replied tho youthful Whig, “ that is the trial of my ancester, William, Lord Russell.” “My dear fellow, I so sorry I mentioned it. An anccster of yours tried F I hope he got off.” So much for Whig martyrology and the cause for which Hampden ...

... events* it is easilyunderstood. Probably ifber politics were to defined at the present moment she might classed as Whig-Unionist. She began Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and training. She remained Liberal ...

... people from being partisans, they should try to make them honest and judicious partisans, make Tories good Tories, and Whigs good Whigs, and Radicals good Radicals. This principle should run into religious controversy also, and Church history afforded ample ...

... Lord Roeebery in foreign affairs is entirely at variance with that of the Liberals, whilst in domestic policy he is rather a Whig than a Radical. As a party, in fact, so far as I can perceive, the Liberals have no policy, and their wire-pullers and off ...

... Liberal parly were entrusted with our foreign relations, and were able count majority in the House of Commons, *mpo.'cd of Jingo Whigs and Jingo Unionists. The regular Tory Jingo not mind, and Lord Salisbury, so long as lie is Prim? Minister, renders him con ...

... Lord Salisbury seemed always anxious to bring them into conflict with the Commons, and now that restraining influence of the Whigs had been withdrawn by their being absorbed in the likely to be momentous, stagnant pool of the Tory swamp the result was ...

... content to bear the intended asper- sion, but are sorry that we cannot return the compliment by calling Mr. WINTERBOTHAM a “ Whig,” or at least a ‘‘ Liberal Unionist!” Cheltenham, however, while being quite eon- tent to be left out in the that is, without ...

... University, strong as were its old Whig traditions, and its support of Liberal Governments, has yet been proof against the seductions and fallacies of Gladstonianism. re- presenting the oldest and most powerful of the Whig families in England, was the most ...

... origin the revival was in no sense hostile to the Charch: it only turned enemy when the Georgian Government and the absentee Whig ishops refused to prefer to high places men that could preach and be understood of the people The hope for the future lies ...

... that they bad arrived at a satisfactory onderstand- ing withthe Government as to Home Rale, amnesty, and theevicted tenants. Whigs” are charged wiih being the true gaolers of the political prisoners. They never ceased, it is | said, assuring their dupes ...

... overwhelming number of applicanti, the will furious if their olaieat are pat aside in order that offices may be found for member* Whig families and relioa of Gladatosm's former administration. Mr Rn>sell, Mr Robert Spencer, Mr Arthur Acland, Mr Mnnro-Fergnson ...