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... Minis- ters since the age of Anne, as well as Whig Cabinets which were al> for war. Pitt was for trade and peace ; Liverpool, Peel, Aberdeen, were only too pacific; Palmerston was a Liberal, with the Whig tradition. It is in the word national that we ...
... in the old days England, when new legislation was tacked on to a Finance Bill had the Whigs protesting, to-day find the Radicals, who are the successors of .tlie Whigs themselves, doing that very ihmg. NEW TAXATION. The Conservative Administration, the ...
... anvthinsX the nature of refercy durn poll the people upon Ums question. Disoatabli&hment is not the policy of the people, but of a Whig oligarchy. Iti man / parishee and in whole districts in the reh-oter parts Wakw the Church provide* the only resi.lcnt minister ...
... to the followers of Mr. Bedmond. but scarcely to the decrepid old Peer delineated in the Liberal election pooler* Again, a Whig was a Saddlebag-tbief,” which only applicable under the supposition that such thief would fall so low to rob hen roost. The ...
... friend Charles Ja’ues Fox. Conserrative peer, indeed, has done more to prove the falseness of the Whig tradition of regard for intellectual culture being a Whig mono poly. With few superiors among amateurs a water-colour artist. Lord Mount Edgcumbe is certaiuly ...
... returns the Tories secured no more than 44, and when the polls closed they mustered only 149. against 509 Whig* and Reformers. No won der the Whig party believed that it had accomplished a revolution, and that had secured to itself the government of the ...
... name, and call themselves Whigs or, if we must further distinguish, Whig Patriots ? Precedent would be followed even more closely if their opponents fixed the title on them, and they adopted it with a show of reluctance. Whigs they are, anyhow, both in ...
... wttbout note to mount.Lx—Tire public have .een 1 ''r lt^ of H* that great »f senators, who are some- , . . that the time* called Whig sometimes Fox lies, and 'Uwoiit could lead the Prince's Friends, abuse by 0 0 the Radical Reform Ist* with all the sub. O ...
... ) TIRED MEN. WhM TOO .ro tlrod UUs( mrrt«to ...
... unaffected by controvereies of the second class. In the eighteenth century, and down to the middle of the nineteenth, both Whigs and Tories, or Liberals and Conservatives, represented respectively two great national interests. But neither of them does ...
... rights. The chief Ministerial Whip, who lias genius! for making the most his failures, is now receiving ! great credit from his Whig friends for the firmness with which has resisted Labour aggression. THE UNAUTHORISED PROGRAMMEMAKER. »ns wlilili in its loaders ...
... written to Surendra Nath Banerji; Keep agitating, and do so effectively. . . Everything depends on you in India, and remember a Whig does nothing unless pressed.” P.S.—Have mass meetings by the dozen in every district—indoors and out of doors. Morley will ...