... energy. The present Government was a different one to any that had preceded it, being composed of Tories. Conservatives, and Whigs—all united to maintain the unity of the Empire, the integrity of the Constitution, the recognition of religion, and the stability ...

... T-roaM I* K—laad. H*r hoahaad, who aatarod Parliantaol lalSSl - —tbu fa* tha “r-taß” bontwh Hindoo, ia Wiltakin, w—a loading of Whig for forty UPMn. waocallad I* th* Hut— of Lor— in |B4B,»Bd«ta«o*d*d to *. tittaaf dtaalay «f ia lUO. dtad 1b IMB. n« n. Md “fc^ ...

... offered by Lord Palmerston Mr. Boandell Palmer. A seat was then found for him Richmond, borough in which the influence of the Whig Earl of Zetland was paramount, and which eoationed to represent until his elevation to the peerage in 1872. He was knighted ...

... couplet, You'll find ufther In oxtrmse —no good nivae da. Bat fcba path o' atiddy govaromaot joat bMwoas tha two. The hunt fain Whig and the impractical Socialist both find fault with the Government, but they have behind them the common-sente, sound judgment ...

... qualified for tbe title of Father of the House.” In the earlier part of hie Parliamentary career Mr. Coke was a somewhat noted Whig, and a friend of Burke and Fox. As an agriculturist ie noted for tbe great improvements be effected on bis estate in Norfolk ...

... their friends who were once the enemy, if it were not for the look of the thing. Many sturdy individualist Old Liberal, many a Whig, prefers to take no part in the fray rather than think that he can be reckoned a Conservative. It is foolish, perhaps, but ...