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... OUT OF THE SWING OF LIFE ; he is, in short, an ex-Liberal leader who lias become, too late in the day, a Whig Peer.” The same principles, we may observe in passing, may be applied to most of the Liberal Dissentients. Lord Hartington’s transference to ...
... him, and had simply taken ad vantage his splendid oratory, great resource aud magnificent energy, that they might dish the Whigs. This one incident Lowe’s career points once example and moral to Liberal Unionism. After all, Home Rule is not the alpha and ...
... his mind. The fact is that the Duke was never Liberal aught but tradition. Had Ins house been a great Tory instead of great Whig house, would have readily accommodated himself to Ids historic environment. It is not in the nature of a politician of his ...
... King Oxford sent a troop of horse. For Tories know no argument but force ; With equal skill to Cambridge books be sent For Whigs admit no force but argument. Mr. Alderman Stuart Knill, the Lord Mayor Elect, was Monday formally prison ted to the Lori Chancellor ...
... Uerl.o», Mr. J. LinneUteong, ••Theßriti.il Lion. Mr. Parno. mueioaj drdl. ail glrU; nog. •• Anchored/- Mr. Tanner; egg. . Whig three old clotbee wen new. Mr Neale glee. The Streamlet i eong. Pretty Polly, Linoell, dnet Two Jobunies.” Purtona and Vanner ...
... present drawn, actually—is the nearest approach to solution of lliis great vexed question that has yet been devised, whether by a Whig, Tory, Liberal or Radical, Unionist or Conservative Party or Government. If it is not perfect, it lias the honour of being ...
... met with is of the date of 1702, and relates to a contest for the county of Northampton which the Tory candidates beat their Whig opponents. An election at that time, and for many year* afterwards, was regarded apparently a* sort tatumalia, in which the ...
... , and the Law ot (he Land. The Coieric, the Centralized, the strictly Party and Bureaucratic, the it moih Old Tory and Old Whig spirits and processes of government are the opposites, THE ANTAGONISMS OF DEMOCRACY. They never have spoken, they not, have ...
... t with it being the remoral of the Irish WAAMINSTBB. members from Westminster. He also objected to lbs Land ADDITION A NhW WHIG COTTAGE Bill in connection with the measure Coming to hie pnmtioß Monday alterooou largo company aaaeinu 1886. Sir Thomas said ...
... sense of the people of this country would not taken in by these proceedings. (Hear, hear.) Let them remember the words great Whig statesman of the past (Mr. Fox), that liberty ia freedom and liberty is and let them support Government which would maintain ...
... to express his preference for that name over ‘'Conservative,” wo must part company with him. The word “Tory,” like the word Whig.” has had its day. It ia impossible to make it a name to charm the masses with. Some years ago there was attempt by the section ...
... know him—(laughter)-and nobody also knew him (Renewed laughter.) They wm aU our aide, whether Radicals Liberals, Tories, or Whigs; toay were any agamrt Home Bole. (Applause and “No, Homo Rulers; auddanly they a naw which up to that moment they had hated ...