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... caubeen. O'Connell, when reproached for the support of the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, as he ,.„iwi llclV-l V_.CHIV^VJ. infill, 1 V, 111 his defence, I keep the Whigs upon their legs for the same reason that the Kerry omedhawn stuck his caubeen into ...
... very strong element in the publications of the Murray firm. TYf such a character is the volume called Further Memoirs of the Whig Party, by the third Lord Holland, edited by the new Earl of Ilchester. Lord Holland fills so large a space in the life of his ...
... increasing group who sigh for a relapse to Gladstonian traditions. He is in revolt against Sir Edward Grey, whom he describes as a Whig of the cold type that has always proved disastrous in British foreign affairs. For Liberalism, he continues, to be effective ...
... parson, and above all the inn, which had its definite Whig or Tory complexion. Very excellent is Mr. Kebbel's account of the Crowns at Leicester, the old Tory or blue inn, the Bell, being green or Whig in complexion. Dickens's Eatanswill was no exaggeration ...
... he really achieved in Europe. Curiously enough in his own day his partisans in this country were confined to a handful of Whigs and a still larger section of political extremists. It was fore seen that had he been allowed to land after Waterloo he would ...
... write history to prove that Providence was 011 the side of the Whigs so it is Mr. Whibley 's ambition to prove that it is on the side of the Tories. The historical spirit knows neither Whig nor Tory. It Weighs carefully the multitude of documents and strives ...
... story told him by Harness j by which Lydia White will always live. She had given a dinner party at which all the guests were Whigs, while she herself was famous for the opposite politics. The company were discussing in rather a querulous strain the desperate ...
... old Holland House you can see through the gates if you walk up Holland Lane from Kensington High Street was the centre of the Whig party in the early days of the nineteenth century, and generally entertained the wit and talents of London. She herself is ...
... replied to Radicals who called him a Tory in disguise. 'A Tory in disguise I will tell you who is a Tory in disguise it is a Whig in place. But To-day Things are Very Different What Lady Dorothy thought, and thinks, about Society is revealed in one or ...
... greatly extolled by the Queen; those of Peel and Palmerston equally greatly censured. For neither the great Tory nor the great Whig had the Queen much to say. Peel offended her over the Bedchamber question Palmerston over foreign policy. It was, of course ...
... wonderful story. HT he heroine who stoops is an Irish girl of good family, a granddaughter of Lady Morfa, the great lady of the Whig party in 1809. Lady Morfa's daughter, Lady Hermione, had made a runaway marriage with Colonel Chambre. The first eighteen years ...
... the better. T am aware that the whole basis of political opinion has so changed that it is not possible to expect that the Whig of one age should be the Liberal of the other, that the Tory of one age' should be the Conservative of the other. All 1 would ...