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... reign was the true period of the Whig merchant ascendancy in Edinburgh. For old Adam was not only the champion of Whig principles, but the representative of the Whig merchants as a social class. Besides, although the Whigs and the Radicals had some principles ...
... be be. cime an adherent of Lord Palmerston's party. On she acces- sion of Lord John Russell he cut his connection with the Whig's, and has since been a steady supporter of the Conservative party. He was the first Education Minister in a Tory Government ...
... Murpby 2 J. MUSTO 21 R. Sitlh 21 r: 14 TALYWADf. T. HOOPER 15 IT. BRIGHT. 15 ■JI BRIGHT 9 T. CROWLEY — 21 J. CHAPMAN 5 E. TO WHIG 9 J. CHAPMAN 5 E. Towhig 9 J. Wties 21 G. Corder 21 ) TOTAL 115 ...
... confessedly antiquated. t: The Spectator ' describes itself as p F Whig in politics. Well, Whigs are t. ras extinct as the mastodon, the 4 d.odo, and the blue-painted ancient Briton. t, This Whig, anachronistic print stil fi ravys about the desirability ...
... call it, such an alliance. and that the first fruits of the alliance were the defeat of the Government. the resignation of the Whig Ministry, and the appointzeot in due course of the Derby-Disraeli Cabinet to succeed them. Neither before these events nor ...
... KEL LY.' Tlhe followving amounts have been received for: this fund:- By Belfeat Nwews-Letter . ?? :£134 5 9 Per Northern Whig ?? 81 40 By Evening Telegraph ?? 8 5 7 , ;£257 18 2 Raceived by the Committee the fol-I lowing, viz: .John Kell.y ?? 50 ...
... to the command at kldershbt, instead of the gallant and brilliant soldier Lord Roberts, Bannermuan is a Whig, and we dislike and dis. trust the Whigs, even more than we dislike the Tories. Sir Evelyn 'W ood is, undoubtedly, the man for the most important ...
... in the politics of her tile. Her method of winning votes for the Whigs was by laying siege to maen s hearts, and so gaining them over to her side. She Iwas called the Queen of the Whigs, and it is said that she won the Westminster election for Fox, ...
... the long inn- 1 ings of the Whig party to a close. George mI. had the ambition of restoring the Royal pre- rogative and the personal rule of the monarch.i Hffis- first act of stateeraft was naturally the a ejection of the Whigs-the party-that stood for a ...
... The notes in the book showed that thongh Swift was supposed to have changed his politics from Whig to Tory, he remained throughout a constitutional Whig of the revolution type. He th.iught Swift's writing on Irish financial matters ought to be usefully ...
... r), I John M'Bride (vice-chairman of the dis- 1 s trict), J. C. Britton, J. S. Murphy, H. Pearbcn, J. G. Leigh (Northern Whig) T. J. Campbell, LL.B. ; J. P. Gallagher ?? Irish News), I E. E. O'Neill (Ulster Echo), A. M. Chapman i ( Londonderry ...
... wrecking or thwarting the main progressive movement. After the pass- ing of the Reform Bill in 1832. the Liberal party, or the Whig party, entered upon a long struggle. The riddle classes strove to turn the power over to the democracy; in the main their policy ...