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... danger of despotism is the apology for the many wild political ex- pedients and the furious animosities encouraged by the Whigs at the latter end of the Eighteenth Cen- tury. The strong will, the imperious character, and the patient, unresting industry ...
... but also of the Establishment. •re keen and deivi . and the '-'uaracters introduced are drawn with a free band —The Northern Whig. Dr. Parker is ot opinion that the 'Political Dissenter ' will never •not-ped in Disestablishing the Church— ' And simply ...
... F__ Nl ,W NOVEL BY G. XV. MILLER. ETTERED BY FATE. Crown Svo.. clotb. 6s. _ ?? iy s iisatiunal story. '— Belfast Xorihern Whig. A most weird romance.— Daily Telegraph. A BURIEJ J MYSTERY. By CLEMENT A. MEND- ?? ?? Author of The Trolii of Tears Cloth ...
... persons in this country into the two Parties that have been called at different periods Tory, Conservative, and Unionist, and Whig, Liberal, and Radical. This is a widespread belief which deserves examination. The division into Parties and into two Parties ...
... became, iv his judgment, of imminent necessity, because of the certain distress and probable famine in Ireland. The regular, or Whig, Opposition, after trying for a long time, had definitely declined to form a Government. The Repealers and the Radicals ...
... forms a ready answer ; if, further, one wishes to know why Bolingbroke, the Tory of Patriot King fame, and not some ancient Whig, be the choice, the answer may be suggested by cer- tain remarks of Sir William Harcourt in a memorable letter under the head ...
... W. MILLER. Cloth. 6e. ' A very amusing novel.â Daily Telegraph. A distinctly sensational story. âBelfast Northern Whig. NEW BOOK BY M. W. WELBORE. SOME FANTASIES OF FATE. Cloth, 6s. As yarns they are well told.â Academy. A most weird romance ...
... intentions of ! ?? \ai..iu . Pretenders to the Throne of France. ■ M-!-trol«i..ts are dismissed in a few words. I'ul.c oi Orleans Whig, it is stated, too absorbed •■ • laci -direi-uuu to give sutiicient attention to . -i -. ••■ Imperialists' prospects are ...
... This determination of the King to support his illustrious subject excited among the discarded Whigs an animosity which is visible in the pages of the great Whig historian sixty years afterwards. * Lord Clive (Builders of Great Eritain Series). The Foundation ...
... Braker (Westminster aud Je-.us), centre; T. S. Gosiing (Eion and TrinrtyjaudL. H. Wace (Cuarter- house and Pembioke), left whig. England v. liielanp, at Sunderland. — England : | Hibmau (Burnley), goal : Bach (Sunderland) and Williams ' (West Eromwich ...
... The mansion was partially destroyed by fire only the other day, but that por- tion in which the great literary artist of the Whigs first saw the liyht was fortunately saved. One of the first places of interest on the new line is Hucknall Torkard, where Byron ...
... cioth, Cs. A book of considerable power. . . The character of Hagar is drawn with exceptional skill. ?Belfast Northern Whig. NEW NOVEL EY 11. A. BRUCE. EROM THE RANKS TO THE PEERAGE. Crown Hvo., cloth 6s. [Just out. There ar.- one or two cood scenes ...