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... than it appears in the pages of \Vhig historians. Bloody Mary is vindiccited, and Elizabeth considerably reduced. The Whigs of the eighteenth century are soundly castigated for their :diortcomings, and the whole of that period appears a little more ...
... with the duel in St, James's Park that follows, gives us pause. We cannot bring ourselves to be!ievc that Scrope, who though a Whig, a, \Vogan says, is something of a gentleman, should tire a pistol at \Vogan while in ambush. For the rest, the hook is by ...
... with requests for support by all the political factions. lie joined the Granville Ministry•, and tried to be a Liberal among Whigs, only once voting for the expulsioa of Wilkes--a vote which he afterwards publicly regretted. Ile never made any money by his ...
... inflicted upon you an indelible brand, because South Devon had refused to re-elect him, but shuddered at the idea that the Whigs might deprive the gentlemen of England of their magisterial functions, while it was by many of the gentlemen of England ...
... Bruce. lie was an excellent landlord, the Master of the Cieve!and Hunt, the first chairman of the Skelton Local Board, years a Whig, and an enthusiastic Churchman. I lii lass severely felt in the North of England. ...
... spectators who did not belong to the loyalist persuasion preserved a respectful demeanour towards the aged Sovereign. The XorMern Whig (Delfast) : The very fact that the Queen's visit and warmth of popular welcome arouse forebodings in the minds of those whose ...
... to involve the assumption that the people is incapable of initiating a policy for itself. This is declared to be the old Whig principle that everything is to be done for the people, nothing by them. It is really difficult to know what the Professor ...
... attended the Recorder's Court on Saturday. Mr. Carson was one of the oldest solicitors, and he was also chairman of the Northan Whig directorate. _ _ ____.__ DEATH OF A BISHOP'S SON. *The many friends of the Bishop of Chester will hear with regret that his ...
... prime. With music wild and cadenee gay, Sing too a song for Primrose Day. Sing me a song for Primrose Day, But not a word of Whig or Tory. How sweet they arc, you need but say, How soon the Maydew dries away, How brief and beautiful their story I For primroses ...
... Commonwealth Bill, Lord Kimberley and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, the Liberal Leaders in the two Houses, are relying upon plain Whig principles ; but the fact stands that, both in essence and in detail, their attitude is that which was adopted by Charles ...
... title, but were labelled Whigs. His own attitude, indeed, and especially in regard to recent clerical controversies, may best be described by the title of a pamphlet published in the days of George II.: The Independent Whig, or A Defender of Primitive ...
... vote should alone be given, and the final state of the poll at Gatton's only known contest stood thus : Wood (Tory) Jennings (Whig) 0 And those, politically speaking, were the good old times. Th• The rumour of the rose is dying out As her last crimson ...