... now cn his ir »r»r-nt f??l sure we a-» voicing the sent -s of 'he whole college our gra!i«n.|o for the inl»rrf ha* Audi W!-«hi*»g him the rest from toils ♦borough v deserves efler his arduous c w f mention that ve have every for p.i'iaf act ion the fact ...

... Gloucester, and to commemorate whose celebrated victory one vote after |>01l last ing iifteen day* over l>ord Henry Howard, the Whig candidate, February 4th, 1789, the True Blue Club rvs formed. Mr. Wynne Goodrich piesidcel the 113 th anniversary dinner tin ...

... low rates, available from Monday morning to Sundwy night. Since the titles Whig and Tory were invented they hare stood for differing principles and contradictor}- policies. The Whig, for instance (says writer in Blackwood Magazine), having long been the ...

... Blackwood this month is Musings without Method, especially the author's ironical account the er.-ential differences between Whig and Tory, llisshrewd criticism of Lord Acton's political attitude, and his comments on the dangers reading, Professor Ramsay's ...

... enough for Liberal. There was always much danger of the Liberal party being anti-democratic and being overweighted by its Whigs. Tlie rece«6ity of representing the Government in the House of Lords by a large number of Secretaries of State and great d ...

... character the Tory soldier his dealings with the Covenanters of Scotland than he is likely get frcm the fierce denunciations of the Whig historian Lord Macaulay, or even from the calmer but none too flattering portrait of the Conservative novelist Sir Walter Scott ...

... Little Englanders, Libera! ImpeViaiists (a voice: Home Rulers )—yes, extreme Home Rulers. Labour representatives, and old Whigs—how this mixed Administration, with the best will in the world, is successfully carry out the continuity of foreign and Imperial ...

... ed by the great Reform Act of 1832, and probably out of gratitude the Whigs the town allowed them to have it all their own way until 1837, when the first struggle between the Whig and Tory elements took place in the borough. The nomination was held at ...

... England deal with the agitation in favour the abolition of the slave trade and of the passing the Reform Bill, both of which the Whig* ware ultimately successful. The a'.ormy opening years of Queen Victoria's reicn are also described, special attention being ...

... been in power a great miscellaneous party, Whig at one end and Radical or Socialist at the other, and the country has been oontent to see them carry out their policy on a kind of tacit understanding that the Whig end were to have office, and in exchange ...

... their followers would impose them. had been told that day that they were under Whig domination (laughter). He was not aware any Whigs in the House Commons. He was ■wt a Whig, nor the son of one—(laughter)—but had a great respect and enormous admiration ...

... 1833. (From the Cheltenham Chronicle, Sept. 28th, 1833). ...