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... leaaa of office, it waa the Li^*l J f j^( or absolute Tory collapse produced the BiU of 1832; but victory proved ing to the Whigs a. disaster was bene to their opponents Bo after t^ Reform BiU of 1867. The now sent Mr. Gladhtosb back with what those times) ...
... be was never married, ho left behind him several children wholly unprovided for. The two friends, Cox and Ward, wore both Whigs, and, as may be supposed, we have plenty of jeremiads over the iniquities of George 11L, the Duke of Grafton, ami Lord Korth ...
... 4802 W. Ctieetham, 6016 W. Iren- J-gvr, n\2 T. Johnson, 4258 W. Snaw, 4660 T. Wall, 4231 A. Spencer. 3458 J. Holmea. 345TP. Whig. 5283 T. Turn ball, 4773 W. L. Carolina, 4770 Cwyoral R. Privalea 5491 O. AUure, 6115 ® Broire. 3712 B. Clark. 3410 J. Bellay ...
... lie early ptuagw, u. rb«b.- Vomiwuis SS-Jf? Tlhr nr- ISLn..^ ilh the RW»nd rouisfl Karnwl was . be*. ep; i.l.VlVr’lgloiutt .'whig mr'ls, ralta out .be hue time, mob- Shamrock. * TheotbrMwo^lyed*abmitiy aVier*aarwan, butMcdp Wrc^t S; Bitea . 66. C Mr. J ...
... with whom the novelist hail server! Midshipman in the ImpOsenss. There is another side to h.s life. Cochrank was restless Whig politician, and made himself many enemies by his incessant warfare against abuses. It was also his misfortune that could excoei ...
... all the glory of iiolitical fustian. Hu was consequential, opinionated, waspish little man, whom Tories delighted not, nor Whigs either. He pro*! red the making of clothes, and aspired to mend the British Constitution. Ho tolerated Lord Grey as a necessary ...
... The precedents are not all very favourable the hopes of contemporary Liberals. If they arc to take example by the Foxite Whigs, they will have to resign themselves to exclusion from office, and almost to political extinction, for the next quarter of ...
... National policy. He might complete the illustration hy referring to the action of the Duke of Port!.anr> and the patriotic Whigs, who abandoned their pro-Oallic associates in 1607 to supiiort the Government who were carrying on the War. A certain tenderness ...
... Injury. The Ministerial Tempt thinks there is much to lie said concerning Lord Rosebery's predictions based on the fate of the Whigs after box, and concerning tho real causes of the long powerlessness of that Party. Moreover, this journal points out that Lord ...
... Graham end the handsome presence Mr. Sidney Herbert still graced the popular Assembly. them set one the few remaining Old Whigs in the pereon of Lord John Bcssbll, while from the Cheir House looked down the authoritative ...
... A SUGGESTION. THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. SlH,—WU.Ist the papers. Whig and Tory, are urging Government to Lord Kitchener, and tbe War Office seems to Cod difficulty in procuring tile men of experience arc needed, I would make the following suggestion—viz ...
... told our Envoy, which compelled Franco look lor other Allies. Pitt said, in defence of his own policy, virtually what tiio Whig ipposit.on said ilurinff Administration of Hardy and Bohngbroko. Then was tho time argued, for crushing France, and disabling ...