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... of tho century from the beginning. Many may think that the Whigs are out date now, that means an obstinate want of sympathy with progress, and that there more hope for a Tory than for a Whig, but that man knows little of the politics of the day before ...
... raw material groups can hardly be denied. Roughly speaking, there are two parties in the State, bat the simplicity of days of Whig and Tory seems to have vanished. is possible now for tbe observant student of politics with a certain amount of subtlety, and ...
... critical character. His father waa Prime Minister dnring the era, between and 1834. late waa in life associated with several Whig for the Colonies daring hie father Government, then, became Under Secretary for the Home Department and was afterwards Secretary ...
... Government will have hesitation appealing to country upon it. Ou such an issue the most moderate Whig becomes a Radical, aud a Conservative might well become a Whig. The more rumour tbat such a conflict possible st,;r the pulses of politicians, but impulsive ...
... Officer:,, and the „ „ Recovery subscription*. tiives advice. which .r followed half the diflioi clm»» would 'h^ippear.—Truth. WHIG x CO.. BRIDGE, BRISTOL. ...
... have owed nnca former. The lecturer next apoa ■ Swift's change politics, brought aboat by his growing contempt and hatred the Whigs, and of his articles the Examiner contracting the of ' zeoeral'a triumph lis with ! the £540,000 voted the natiou the Dake ...
... earlier age than some of those I see before will come into public life, viewing politics not from the old point of view of Whig and Tory, or whatever it may be, bnt with the anxiety of showing how best they raise the common condition of the people, and ...
... divided between Lord and Lord Kimberley. For the rest, all the members the Administration, quoting one authority, are '• either Whigs, landlords, or politicians. I give this amusing digest of the strongest Reform Government of modern tims as the work of a ...
... all clerical and territorial inflnences. the meantime the Councils are coming into existence with the best wishea of Tory and Whig, Radical and Unionist alike. Nearly 7,000 parishes are girding for the 3ght. I have favoured with the latest return showlag ...
... adeqnate provision mast made the Estimates, cost w migbt, and Mr Gladstone, weakened by the deflection of favoarite inflaential Whig peer, bad yield. How near Ministry waa a split tbia qaestion a few ago may probably known ome day; and then, too, maybe discovered ...
... survivor Reform Act, authority every phase of public life, and his last illnssa commanded -.be attention oi the public. Bnt Earl Whig had outlived a decayed policy. succeeded hia nephew. Albert Ony, who sat for Northumberland and Liberal University. I» is ...
... true Whig, exclaimed Mr in delighted reference II Mr calm, cautious and characteristic speech when Home Rule was first launched into an unprepared assembly. one ever accused Mr Whitbread being an enthusiast, but as the incarnation of 44 plain Whig principles ...