... grew out of Grey's Committee, formed by or tho instance Albert Grey for the purpose keeping th young Radicals touch with the Whigs and Moderates. This consisted of about half dozen individuals, whose first intervention at elections was at Sheffield 1879 ...

... The Stud House was lent by the Queen for some year* to the Marquis of Breadalbane, who was Lord Chambeilain in more than one Whig Government, and who splendidly entertained Her Majesty and . Prince Albert Taymouth Castle, Perthshire, during the first visit ...

... associates cannot now be bridged over. There could truth be no worse blow to the progressives in politics than the return of the Whig Dukes and Mr Chamberlain Liberalism. Mr Chamberlain's candid declaration, says the Mornvnq Post, will be satisfactory to all ...

... Chamberlain is moving towards progressive Toryism, but his pose for the . moment strikingly resembles that of the fine! crusted old Whig. The attempt to please all parties, says the Standard, which is the hopeless attempt of the present Government, is fatal to ...

... social views are completely out of harmony with the position of the men who have made modern Radicalism as those of the veriest Whig fossil on the back benches of the House of Lords. ...

... that this great Democratic Government was doing no more from a Radical point of view than if it had been composed of old Whigs the Melbourne era. It really achievement app;oaching to genius to have so long kept up the game of pretending to one of half ...

... third George. The great Whig nouses had silenced the King and muzzled the people ; the victor belonged the spoils, aud criticised and un- m ily w f from a «cretary»hip A ap mt Ufc ' in th« .„ ,1 >>ta.te to commission ™.. whig ...

... Lords, that the question had for yeais been peculiarly Lord Robbery's own and as for ; social questions, instead of being a Whig the old school, the new Prime Minister, we showed, was nothing *• not new Liberal. But they did not believe us and they pushed ...

... the most cogent and telling he ever delivered, will fan and spread the flame. is sixteen years since Macaulay, conservative Whig, remarked with equal truth and point that if you have real House of Lords you can only have mock House of Commons. Mr Gladstone ...

... Liberal candidal' persisted in having mind of his own, by thorough going members of his of?** party came near being denounced Whig. To the Liberation Society he g** great offence by his attitude on disestablish ment, his views on the question of and State ...

... reform. The Premier spoke with statesmanlike grasp when he urged the citizens to view politics not from the old standpoint of Whig or Tory, but of showing how best they might raise the condition of the people. His warning against the formation of two great ...

... more than balance its defects. French politicians have not been able to range themselves on principles corresponding to our Whig and Tory or Liberal and Conservative, and, as a result, the instability of Governments has been farcical. Italy is afflicted ...