... years. What a contrast to the fate U»e' Whig Government returned to power in after the great Reform Act with the greatest majority on record. In lees than three years that majority had gone to pieces; and the Whigs, having achieved considerable though unpopular ...

... other side was not single-minded. century age the political antithesis blue waa not red but buff. That was the colour of the Whigs, witness the still surviving buff back of the great political review founded to promote their principles. The followers Fox ...

... despon- jency which he was told weighed upon them in Let them recall how soon was Portsmouth. destroyed the whole credit of the Whig Govern- ment of 1832, with its enormous majority. The members became sick of one another, and he would be surprised if the ...

... proverb More haste, lees ten made manifest, to unite a nt of practical opportunism uls. is essentially the sort of Labour Whig, the Whigs that we owe, pro>l«aking, much more progress ential to individual rights and we owe in those enlightened it are nominally ...

... action somewhat more energetic than passive resistance.’ Mr. Balfour evidently prepared, somewhat surprise, extend the line old Whig revolution doctrine, addressed to tyrannical kings cover the case tyrannical Parliamentary majorities. such tyrannical majorities ...

... Hoed. A Capital SEMI DETACHED RESIDENCE, in convenient position contains 3 Bedrooms, Drawing Room, Dining Room, and 2 Rooms in Whig, Housekeeper’s Room and Domestic Offices in Semi-Basement, Garden. The property is let at per annum Lot 2—ASH LEIGH, Gloucester ...

... the work, reinforced by plebeians like himself who had made their way to the front by sheer force merit. The intellectual Whigs, in their distrust the passions and vices of the ignorant multitude, overlook the existence of practically the same passions ...

... seems to be always striving to meet criticism more than halfway. and thereby “dish the jingoes” much the Tories need diah the Whigs by stealing their semi-democratic thunder. Thus we have had a reorganisation of the Army a Liberal Minister which hae made ...

... league due to Mr. E. T. Haggins. who performed to the fuU the promise he made whan taking over the secretarial duties, ihe folio whig are the positions of the clubs: rust i/itibiud. For. Ai-si. P. W. 1,. l).Pte. W. H. W. Qloocesler II 8 7 0 1 15 1092 73 ...

... state the road and tne projecting telegraph pole, also the curve from the crown of the road, was inevitable. Replying to Mr. Whig (for Messrs. Tomlinson), witness stated that view of the slifflit gradient any one of the brakes would have held tbe car. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE Sir,—When England years ago was divided into two distinct political parties—Whig and Tory—it was in a healthy condition, and it was necessary for the welfare of the nation that these two political factions should ...

... next ir Lit al vie ory > oO urred for a MI G dstone need not undred vy ears in order to tiiumph of his -oomres a majority Whigs obtained rst Reform to look for- 1 or power, Confi- ie when ired and 1 effort insp erwise it Herber Gladstone may LOWE er ...