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... nearing the danger point of taxation in Great Britain, and it is time the Government paused. I wish w© could get back to the old Whig tradition of frugality with the nation’s purse. I read the other day that Mr. Gladstone was so passionate an advocate of national ...
... Observer,” who writes that the omitted passage referred to tbe attempt igade Mr. Lloyd George in 1910 to create a Centre or Whig party. I '* In l»l(j tne Lioeral party was Lghting for democracy against privilege. It was challenging the power the peers ...
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... is not indeed a national leader. In opitrion, and in a certain hauteur of persona he is an near our English definition of a Whig as an American statesman can well But he has given a certain entertain- some reserves, has become a reem ment to the Progressive ...
... know that you have closed with ray offer before eight o’clock this evening can only tell you that, by twelve, will as good Whig as any man in his Majesty’s dominions.-” Pazarkerley lost*. AT THE PLAY. Sir Nevil Macready, Commissioner Police, visited the ...
... to confuse the work clone the masses (even before they had the vote) and the enlightened few with the manipulations of the Whig, Reform, Liberal parties. Owen, Hume, Bright, and were as far ahead of their parties Trevelyan, and King are ahead theirs. ...
... going leagues in this? Or is his new policy to be a case of dishing the Labour party as another versatile statesman dished the Whigs ? it is quite evident from the sign af the times that there is “ something in the wind.” The Tory unrest is not entirely Cecilian ...
... most revo- the practice of the obvious So, all success to you Mr. Brown, both in Church and in State. S, M. B. • • • A Lively Whig Lady. M iss Emily Eden, whose letters hare been collected by her great-niece Violet Dickinson Miss Eden’s Letters,’’ Macmillan ...
... n in Parliament of the Liberals in the country who have been deprived their members by the joint efforts of the Coalition Whigs. Liberals cannot consistently agree to place all the fortunes the party in the hands of nominees of Sir George Younger. A common ...
... thus able to reconcile the conservatism of the old English aristocracy with a breadth view that wonld astound a cold-blooded Whig. He ardent individnalist, bnt convinced that the fulfilment of the task of the hour is beyond the of the individual his co ...
... repeatedly. Chartism came about in the same way. Rationalist” not rational and camnot face, or perhaps cannot see, the facts. Whig parti'. Reform party. Liberal partyeach came in turn and became obsolete. The next step is the Labour party, “The Nation” and ...
... brethren. When the British Government wanted to kill this dangerous coming-together of Catholic and Protestant, they dismissed the Whig Viceroy Fitzwilliam, who was an apostle of reconciliation, and Dublin Castle agents were let loose play Protestant fears with ...