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... could not have been the outcome of a serious frame of mind. At present, we have all, without regard to party, adopted the old Whig watchword of ‘ Measures not Men.’’ Still there are signs, in some quarters, that there is no adverse criticism of the Ministerial ...
... rylebone during many yeure, and held the offices of President of the Board of Trade and of First Commissioner of Works io the Whig Ministry from 1854 to 1858, and when he was raised to peerage iu 1859, took his title of Lianover from the roperty whic! bis ...
... mistake to harass or attack Great Britain in her hour of weakness. That was a clear defiance of a world in arms. The great Whig Foreign Minister also courteously declined an offer made by Hoiland of military assistance in putting down the mutiny, declaring ...
... secticn ef the Upposition which is clameuring for the com- separation of the National Liberal Federa- tien from the (Ceatral the Whigs’ Ofice is called, that all the Medical pagers (olay memtain attitode of sitting 0@ the feace, snd until things develop themesives ...
... last, against his For he no more can w Archdeacon, ‘famous the — His fi delight while yet in life, strife Bat aye Rada, and Whigs, And Gladstone-lovers ip ‘Their scourge aud restless foe, In Convocation shone bis Racy, refined is mind, in world below No ...
... Glab on Febroary 12, For he no more can at last, against his will, on, Taontoe's Archiescon, while yet in life, But aye and Whigs, In shove his mind, and res loss foe, Racy, e And in world below Acainet his treochant could stand, harvest home, Or ‘neath ...
... Church-living. In the counties thore was a sembiance of the representative principle, but it was only a question whether the Whig or the Tory candidate was backed by the more powerful combination of interest wealth ; the real contest was always between ...
... time of protecting Swansea, Penarth, Cardiff, Newport, Bristol, or Gloucester from the attack of a hostile cruiser. Some big whigs from the War Office have been down to the Bute Docks, and have asked a heap of questions ; but how far they have grasped the ...
... those the Eastern Division, by Sir William Lord Elcho, ditto; the Western by Mr. R. Blagden Hale, Tory Hon. Grantley Berkeley, Whig and Free at the north end of Badminton park, was in the Eastern it embraced and Tetbury Stroud, and Te mentary boroughs each ...
... tion is found in Sir George m on “The First Whig, where it 1s shown by evidence that Day, with its bell- ringing, non-firing, and Pope-burning, was the annual festival of the Protestant (eventually the Whig) party which phed at the Revolution. It was ...
... Remains the famous Western Circuit in the autumn of 1685. The chief counsel for the Crown was Henry Pollexfen, the most famous Whig la’ of his day, the Common Pleas the Revolu- tion, and the who ‘rode the eyre” with Jeltveys eonmarsed in allhis measures. ...