... LORD KIMBERLEY. It may too much say that Lord Kimberley was the last of the Whigs. His death, however, makes very conspicuous gap in the very small body of Peers who have held fast to the political doctrines associated with the names of Grey and Bussell ...

... working impossible, are strange guardians of its dignity. From the days when O’Connell railed at the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs ’ down to the present session the Irish members have exhausted the vocabulary of abuse and vituperation ; they have spared ...

... worth removing, turned on all the taps, and when the premises were or>ened yesterday morning they were flooded with beer and whig . ,y. The wasted liquor was valued at £l5O. ...

... Radical, how much more need not inquire. The Bill has only been possible, he asserts, because of the union of Tories, old Whigs, and Birmingham Radicals. He affects to pity the Duke of Devonshire, who, he is convinced, would have framed a totally different ...

... Lord Palmerston and Sir Robert Peel, the former of whom, as the author reminds us, was a member of every administration, Whig, Tory, and composite, from 1807 to 1565, and yet never incurred the charge of inconsistency. In addition to his political ...

... But even the steadfast blue has had to 'change cities, and it has been used pretty equally in the election campaigns both of Whigs and Tories. But both parties would seem to have unfurled the blue banner less for its nolitical than for its emblematic sig ...

... as one of the leaders of the Young England party, says : The Young England creed has in it an element of immortality. The Whig Party, which it so fiercely combated. has practically vanished from British political life, where the opposed forces of to-day ...

... is not as much difference between Mr. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain on the subject of Fiscal Reform as there was between the Whigs and the Radicals on the question of extension of the franchise ; but as the latter had no difficulty in combining to fight ...

... News-Letter” (U.): —We were prepared for humdrum Budget, and now it has been unfolded our anticipations are realised. The “Northern Whig” (U.); —A brilliant and popular Budget, under existing circumstances, was impossible; but Mr. Chamberlain has produced one ...

... careful analysis of present political parties and a forecast of the working of the new constitution. FURTHER MEMOIRS OF THE WHIG PARTY, 1807-1821. By HENRY RICHARD VISSA.LL, 3rd Lord Holland (1773-1840). Edited by Lard STAVORDALL With Portraits. Demy Bvo ...

... directions than is mow customary, it invaded even the region, la costume. A hundred years ago a follower lel Fox, a steadfast Whig, might be known by his. yellow waistcoat and breeches, while his opponent, a staunch Tory, and adherent of Pitt, wore a scarlet ...

... of any port in a storm, and to tie Free Trade port Peel steered his ship. His own party were opposed to the course, even the Whig leaders themselves thought it. impracticable ; the Chartists and artisan class refused to accept the new creed. But famine ...