... the State, were secure in their triumph — from that moment dates the interchange of policy of the Whig and tbe Tory Party. The Revolution in itself was a Whig measure. Designed to estab- lish permanently the supremacy of the Oligarchical Party, its ostensible ...

... went to Tivertou in 1847, was put in nomination, and (as his Lordship admitted) gave Lord Palmerston and the policy of the Whigs a good roastin/, secured an enormous majority on the show of hands, but did not go to tbe poll because he could not afford ...

... Unionist Government. He presumed that was because they were a union between the old Tories and a considerable number of Whigs. Those Whigs left the Liberal Party, and he always believed that the Irish question was used as a bridge to carry them from Liberalism ...

... if one had been elected he would have hau to i,_ i careful that he might as well be a Y\hi_. If they w, 1t- ! have Whig Leaders and Whig Prime Ministers, howev. ?? they must insist on Radicalising their nolicv ». ?? Chamberlain was supjiosed to have R ...

... Henry Taylor, literary Society in London had its home. Lansdowne House was at the same time one of the great resorts of the Whig Party. Auother great house was that which during more than une generation has played so prominent a part in London social life ...

... 'criminals' arc now receivm,! punishment. Waa there ever an engineer so hw*»* - ' own petard ? The old game of ' Dishing the Whig* broken down, anel he bids fair to turn o*it a l>i*ra* '*■ '' j He has tempted the Tories to sell their -*ou!s tor ye They ...

... helpful to co-ce'-t ' the beautiful. They were true missionari-s of -iv-iK. ministering to that eternal need of the ideal whig m ' instinctive in us as the craving for material hapo,-._J t ** bane of congested life in great cities was ?? ?? • imagination ...

... Portwoo J, Stockport — patron, the Bishop. BIDWELL Rev. G. W., M.A. ; rector of L'pton with Cop- manford, Huntingdon. Cart whig ht, Key. G. D., 8.A., vicar of St. Winnow • rector of Wiinpo c. Kovston, Cambridgeshire Claxton. Rev. Yf., M.A., curate of ...

... indications of the sym- pathies which Disraeli and Bright exhibited in the prosecution of their common end, thejdishing of the Whigs. Thereare rumoursof unexpected conferences between the Tory leader and the Radical orator. As the heat of the struggle over ...

... the eyes of his liege lady, also a little by its worth as a hiding place, Lochinvar, suspected of sym- pathy with the wild Whigs of the hills, has sought refuge in the guise of an under tjardener. Tliree years later the lovers are to meet in sterner scenes ...

... Corea. Politicus contributes some comments on the Duke of Devonshire's career under the title The New Mayor and the Old Whigs, and forms a high estimate of his future. There is a sketch of A Forensic Judas— Leonard M-NaUy, by Mr. Swift Macneill ; ...

... of ability and eccentricity of which the early 18th century furnished so many examples in | public life. He was a leading Whig, and acted as j High Constable at the Coronation of George I. i He was at several times Colonel of the lst Horse j Guards and ...