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... events it easily understood. Probably if her politics were to be defined at the present moment she might be classed Whig-Unionist. She began Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and toimng. She remained Liberal ...
... Radicalism the partition is thin. Your constitutional Whig is before everything a man of theory, and no one so thoroughgoing leveller under pressure as your man of theory. All through tho old Whig period one idea waa dominant, the idea of balance in the ...
... nay from all Radical issues before they voto him, or they will find him once again changing his mind and developing into Tory Whig Peer. ...
... to go en from hand to mouth rather than take any course in which they may possibly defeated the rich M.P.'s, who are mostly Whig, and who can afford to be independent. Years ago, I remember once voting on some very trifling issue against Liberal officialdom ...
... the most famous of its statesmen. Since Lycides no youthful scion of his time has been so nobly commemorated as the son the Whig historian, and it may be observed in passing that Mr Gladstone in these Personal Recollections ranks In Mcmoriam higher ...
... progress on? The party cannot afford the luxury mere warming-pan leader, or of one who is condemned to inaction whenever or so Whig-trimmers are not accord. is in mire because has endeavoured drag ; 'busload estimable geutlemen the bill of democracy. ...
... Councils in relief of the executive Government must require discussion. BELFAST OPINION. To-day's Belfast papers, The Northern Whig (Liberal Unionist) and the Newsletter (Conservative) discuss the Irish Chief Secretary's Local Government proposals in a ...
... Portland Whigs joined the Government. If is said that England does not love coalition, the example, just mentioned shows that there are times when she de>es. There never was a more popular combination than that of the Tories and the patriotic Whigs during ...
... the eighteenth century era, Unhappily, Lord Rosebery displays in a democratic era just the Whig qualities which are least popular. Essentially cold was the old Whig. By temperament he was keen, critical, and free from enthusiasm and illusions. He hated the ...
... freely used, and two young men were badly injured. Later on young reporter, named M'Keown, on the staff of the Belfast Northern Whig, while proceeding to tho Royal Hospital make the usual inquiries, was attacked the crowd and so badly injured that ho was ...
... how dark home ls now, TTJLLY.—In *_ ' WHJT TULLY, who died the Royal Infirmary. 6th OIS ot ea . (Inserted sorrowing family. WHIG HT.-Ia w^ow^l*^MES m Urexit., 6th are* Sun of Mary, hear. f CM- J- P., waT LACE.—In loring memory of our dear mother, •f*KAil ...
... asthma—is told by An Old Whig, the narrative coming down to the looming when the Princess Victoria was wakened up receive the news of her accession to the Throne. Such artistic sketch of Kensington leads one to hope that An Old Whig will do .the same for ...