A BRILLIANT NOVEL BY LUCAS CLEEVK
... A roallv and exciting story.’ - Court Journal. decidedly ©xcitto;: book. -Madame. ** Very cleverly worked out.*’—Belfast Whig. ...
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The Personality or Henry Clay
... 1840 the Republican Party were not yet born, and their predecessors, the Whigs, although majority, were inharmonious because Whigs were generally opposed to . ery and Southern Whigs defended it, believtfg that forced labour was necessary for the enlti- ...
The Tory Party
... In those clays ho was regarded the Whigs as a sort of Mr. Jingle of politics, keeping cold steady eye on the fortune Miss Wardle, the country party; but when Lord John made overtures to induce him to Join the Whigs he said, has one excuse for asking my ...
SUFFRAGIST MANIFESTO
... Government give our rights. Women \ who want votes have learnt not to put their faith advanced Liberal candidates who are led Whig leaders. appeal to every elector who believes in fair play for women to vote against Government and keep the Liberals out.” ...
Loko and Brilliant Rxcord
... India, Under Secretary of State for War, and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster with seat the Cabinet. Lord Dnfferin was Whig, and Mr. Gladstone carried him along with him in his Irish policy up to certain point. He approved of the Disestablishment ...
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE MOREIHO FOET
... TEE EDITOR THE MOREIHO FOET. Sir, —Th« CoMlitutioml i« hlv toricallj by the Ute Bi«hoj> of Otfold, » Whig wltb ■tron« Radiol sympathies t The Royal power has curbed the feudal spirit end reduced the system it* proper iatiguiUcaaoe. The Royal power, heyiDg ...
Minister of Finance
... till be thirty- a system which would have deprived Great Britain the services Pitt, Peel, Palmerston, and almost all her great Whig »tatesmen. Unlike many of our Chancellors of the Exchequer, Signor Majorana was expert in economics bclore became Minister ...
The Premier in 1885
... srPiiaraie Government, then, I confess. 1 see great difficulties, and I do not think it likely to consented anv Goveraraeot, either Whig or Tory, because it would not bo consistent with the maintenance of the integrity of the Empire and the duty to the Crown.” ...
SIR GILBERT PARKER
... would become more temperate and sober the course of Parliament ran on and the days of by-elections camo. The alienation of the Whig section had already begun, their withdrawal was matter of time. As Mr. Keir Hardin had said, the lighting was between Socialism ...
THE ELEMENT OF CHANCE
... THE ELEMENT OF CHANCE. ADMINISTRATIVE CHAOS. WRITTEN BY H. J. WHIG HAM, OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. NEW-CHWANG, August 22. would bo worth while to travel in Manchuria if it were only for the sake of making the discovery that Russia is more infallible in ...
TBs Catarna
... farm tha new Cabinet, which, tha prompt nnisilii- Mr. Ohdatima, Sir Jamas Graham, and Mr. Sidney Herbert, apatdily beat me Whig Uiaiatry. Itia manta oor porpcaa note that the rang Lord Robert Coca was already a force ia tha Houas. Ha aelaatad to second ...
EARLY “TORIES.*
... emotions is just and penetrating, and his readers will not infrequently feel Inclined to exclaim : *' A plague both your houses.” Whig and Tory alike have clean record, and the last sentence Mr. Kent book draws attention to one of the serious blots on party ...