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... seoarated. The cares of office soon told on Fox,as thev had on his predecessor, and towards tha close of his life the groat Whig statesman found out something about Napoleon. Fox succeeded in introducing a Bill for the -oppression of the slave trade in ...
... crowded meeting was held. Mr. T. B. Render, of Launceston, who presided, said Methodism of to-day had been remarked as not Whig so aggressive in character it was in its earlier history. But he thought theirs was a highly progressive Church, and the meeting ...
... are offensive, and he assumes a position he cannot maintain. Liberal Unionists are dwindling everywhere. They have become a Whig sect, and Mr. Chamberlain is a Radical and a Revolutionist, who talks sham Constitutionalism simply because he has not been ...
... were content to spend their brilliant gifts in hewing wood and drawing water gratis for Lord Salisbury and supra-Torified Whigs, like Mr. Goschen, solely for the sake of frustrating the disastrous projects of that wild revolutionary Mr- M’Carthy and his ...
... MR. JOHN MORLEY. By education a Tory, by temperament a Whig, by conviction a Radical—such is the description of himself I remember Mr. Morley gave on one occasion. It is a rough-and-ready summing up, and one has to enlarge upon it a good deal in order ...
... and business-like abilities. He possesses the social as well the political qualifications for the office, and he represents Whig as well as Conservative traditions. He is, in fact, by far the best man for the place.” The Westminster Gazette considers that ...
... in 1887. Politcal history, too, seems to be repeating itself, for the good Dean tells us how he remembers when in 1841, the Whig Ministry was clinging to office, the London mail arrived one evening with the news announced the guard, that her Majesty’s ...
... because “he is not excited partisan he possesses the social as well the political qualifications for the office, and represents Whig as well as Conservative traditions. He is by far the best man for the place. The Pall Mail Gazette says he would be as nearly ...