... and Iri>!i agriculture a I -n-ton.; I hush, I u;n.ii all incoming ...

... is to divide the Republicans as far as possible i into two opposing armies, the Moderate and the Advanced Republicans the Whigs and Tories of the Republic. The Government of the country would gain in consistency and method by some arrange- ment such as ...

... tenants' fund, but had much sympathy for them. ; ' Let them subscribe first.and criticise afterwards the actions ,I of Whigs and Seeders as they called them. 3lr. j Redmond, he added, had a brand new policy to arouse the : people and organise them ...

... faction who on this side of the Atlantic encouraged the spirit of disunion in Massachusetts and in Virginia. The Rockingham Whigs and Fox are exposed as they deserve to be, and although Burke is leniently dealt with, the fact is recalled that his glowing ...

... used their popular vote to turn out one of the leaders of the Whig Party, Mr. Stanley, as he then was, and returned in his stead •'Orator Hunt. ' who was a devotee of the theories which the Whig Party patronised. When the time came for this Party to carry ...

... Rule proposal had rent the Liberal I l'arty in twain, cleft it from top to bottom. It xvas not , j only the old Whigs who left him : the Whigs, Liberals, ; and advanced Radicals left him. He shed everyone of ■j the greatest of his colleagues. Hartington ...

... light is thrown upon the decidedly foggy j future of the political situation. Parties remain, like Lord Byron's friends the Whigs, precisely where they were. On the one hand we have M. Dupuy and his Government, who believe, or profess to believe, in ...

... to be permitted in printers' ink. It is a queer result of so many years of effort on behalf of freedom on the part of tbe Whig and Radical Parties. I have long failed to understand the prostrate attitude of the Conservative* before Mr. Gladstone ; the ...

... Lord Palmer- ston's Cabinet of 1859, and also served in the same capacity in 1865-06 under Earl Russell, he was too much of a Whig to accept Mr. Gladstone's invitation to join his Administration in 1868. Indeed, his dislike of the present Premier's later ...

... Diplomatic rela- -1 tions Mr. Gladstone has handed over all responsi- bility to Lord Rosebery, for whom there is no question of Whigs or Tories, but only one of Rule Britannia. j According to the Journal dcs Dt'uttts, ' ' the brevity \ of the Queen's Speech ...

... reflux of votes has called to the duties of adminis- tration in the ordinary course of thing 3. Their claim to represent the old Whig-Liberal-Radical Party is disputed by an active and powerful section of the present House of Commons. If they are not Home Rulers ...

... rendering of the passage 'Is there no balm in Gilead c { ' into * There is no more triacle in Gilaad ' (Jeremiah viii., 22); the ' Whig Bible ' to the misprinting of the word ' peacemakers,' so that the sentence reads. ' Blessed are the placemakers ; ' the ' ...