... Nowadays it seemed as if all parties in tbe State had agreed to do that which was regarded as thoroughly unsound by the old Whig school in which be was brought up, namely, to establish a system of State-aided pen- sions. But the Gardener-.' Benevolent ...

... Russell, or, as he is particularly named on the title page, Lord John Kussell, elsewhere described as the last of the great Whig statesmen. With regard to the choice of this heading for the book, Mr. Reid antici- pates an obvious criticism by stating ...

... Foreign Affairs if he were to resume that post, and the Temps this evening points out that it is just such another coalition of Whigs and Tories as that which was formed under Pitt, and governed England for 40 years, fighting against re- volution and Napoleon ...

... in the hands of professional poli- ticians and plutocrats. As might easily have been foreseen, Lord Rosebery and his crew of Whig aristocrats, Liberal plutocrats, and Radical men on the make have not even intro- duced, far less attempted to carry, any of ...

... of the Healyite section- - to the effect that the M'Carthy ite Parlia- mentary Band are only the subservient slaves of the Whigs, has undermined the confidence of the Irish voters, and has alienated the sympathies of the Trans-atlantic treasury. Parlia- ...

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