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... INTERLUDES The Queen of the Whig* * With Lord Holland I could go to lull, but with Lady Holland I would not go to heaven,” was the sentiment Ugo Foscolo with regard to the third Lord Holland and the lady who was Queen of the Whigs for the last That it *' ...
... want a policy to unite us, said the young Radical You have had too many policies to divide you, said the old Whig WELL, asked the old Whig, what is the Liberal Party going to do now? Oh, we shall build up our strength in the constituencies, said ...
... expressed, considered politically, it displays not only the Tory party in the realm of art, but the Liberal Unionists and the Whigs; and although the Socialist school may be sought in vain, the Radicals now and again, if but in verv small numbers, make a ...
... period the Whigs frequently adopted the colour. In some satirical verses published after the death of Bishop Burnet, his Satanic Majesty is represented as asking after Dr. Hoadley, and Burnet as replying 44 Oh, perfectly well: A truer blue Whig you have ...
... nothing hidden from us in the lives and characters of Nicholas I, the Don Quixote of Reaction, of that brilliant dilettante and Whig, Alexander 11, and of his stern and narrow-minded son, the Mujik Tsar,” Alexander III; but of Nicholas II we scarcely know ...
... good-bye to his pleasant little country palace and the people who recognised what a good German he had always been. To the Whig Princes of England he was indispensable. They were ashamed of him, and cham pioned him with their left hands when the Tories ...
... reputation for talent acquired at Cambridge and confirmed in Lincoln’s Inn, he was speedily received into the inner circle of the Whig coterie of Holland House, where he somehow obtained a recognition thus summarised by Sydney Smith :—“ He is one valuable, if ...
... England During the Peace, 1815 to 1846,” furnishes us with a piece of history which was enacted at Claremont. On the fall of the Whig Ministry in 1841 the Queen was in residence at Claremont. Miss Martineau writes : The day after the mournful dining of the ...
... welcome gift at a small price.” The SCARBOROUGH POST“ The two coloured supplements deserve unstinted praise.” The NORTHERN WHIG“ This number is thoroughly artistic from the cover.” BANGALORE EVENING MAlL“Altogether the Christmas Number of I Graphic is ...
... IN Lord Rosebery has recently rescued the character of George II from a gross burden of unmerited calumny on the part of the Whig politicians whom he served with such long-suftering patience and fidelity. A like service might well be paid to his grandson ...
... capacities and passions that would otherwise have gone unsuspected into the grave. Sympathetic justice is rendered to both Whig and Tory with an even hand, and will leave any unprejudiced reader delightfully uncertain of everything except the merits of ...
... Jeffrey’s famous Whig Review enters one ry. In OcloUr, 1802, ap|»eare ...