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... 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 ...
... Savage Club was the occult centre of civilisa- tion in spite of its name. If Lord Salisbury i wanted to know how to dish the Whigs he found the great secrets of the political cuisine there, with many chefs to show him the way out of the frying-pan into the ...
... ory Beaconsfield bewails with what seems to be 'eer real sorrow the diminished authority of the B.C. Crown, and rates the Whigs for their dis- t loyalty. It is to be observed, however, that. nefor the falling off in the outward show and t ceremonial of ...
... cutanscapts, loccoeect-cra. or f2 scered or Up~oitteresi-M;5S M utr,41. W1.A,-TED Dail or Weekly; Wor ro-p :1- man PeCsn Clanc Whig; n-d Jin;; do, anythingt2.Leance-' - iWAINTED. by respetable cn W'as HORSI-1KEEPER11; good --c- * - tern-ter to J. Hanward ...
... deed give encourage- ment to those d.-d Whigs who would _ upset the Church of England 1 When t we contrast this violent partisan spirit I w with the courteous impartiality which the Queen has maintained between Whigs and a Tories, Liberals and Conservatives ...
... politics? It was believed s_ d had Whig tendencies. Would these operae. a r prejudiciously in her dealings with tihe , Tories? 'The Whig- Lord 'ielbourre was her r first 'Minister, and she was surrounded by the ladies of great Whig houses. The Mpai- quis of ...
... Osbert Cecil, I + born in 1871; and Richard Frederick, born in -1813; and two ?? Eleanor and Rose Mary. The late earl was a Whig in a politics, and though he disagreed with Mr. Glad- r stone on the Rome Rule question, his principal act of opposition was ...
... complete a volte face on the question, for no other apparent reason than that which is historically known as s dishing the Whigs, gave up the struggle I as hopeless. They made a stout stand s I against Mr. Asquith and his comparatively s a modest scheme ...
... the, aid of the Whig Opposition; but he was then leading the Conservative party, and the measure was sa3c- ?? the Cabinet. On his subsequent fall from office on aU Irish Coercion Bill, through the legiti- 1 mate hostility of the Whigs, reinforced for ...
... information. The book is certain to he wvelcomed gy investors. es CORK B&XA3IINEB.-'Tbe book has a unique value.t >y NORTHIERN WHIG (Belfast).- ?? handsomne volumne Is9 the result of the able execuiass~ of a happilyc. at a ceived design. It goes into the ...
... to-night at Chir'- under the presi- t dency of Mfr. Richrd 3Lf Blddulph, of (,hirk r Castle, son3 of the late Colonel Biddulph, a Whig. f who formerly di'.ided thle representation of Dfen- biglishire in Parlian~eut with the late Sir WatkinE t Willm Wynn, Bait ...
... constiter ency, and other distriota than BRhos have bee over-demonastrative ha their reeeption of no- popular candidates, boyth W~hig and Tory. ?? 2Muls ha to face to-morrowv evening the electonra of bolt, whlose past rocord furisfe many episodes of political ...