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... Queen as Empress of India, founded that Imperialism which bas grown since like a upas tree and has poisoned Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals alike.” Now, if we are a thinking and patriotic people, anxious for the best interests of the State, and jealous ...
... rrArt a recen 8 for Gndln?n in Medicine M (Durham University) I attribute much of my suoccess i:m,h. Goulder’s mfl? Wfifi .fl- whig.d French, T was able L‘ ® yos's tuition to resd Voltaire's ** Louis Jlv™ with ease, an gained a large amoun grammatical know ...
... within. Hence there was a great need for the old Whig policy, which, being less timorous, was prepared to take a step forward. Here was the beginning of the great political movement which gave the Whigs a long lease of power after the passing of the great ...
... dealt with, and yet not the smallest offence be given to his susceptibilities ? Here is a capitalist, there a labourer ; here a Whig, there a Tory. What is the public man to do, how is the occupant of the pulpit to lrlk so that none be oflendecf‘nmd he revenues ...
... Whitwick | White Cross youth, who made his début in First League football, surprised everybody by the skill and intelligence with whig he led the attack. Possessing plenty of confidence, an excellent physigue, and a remarkably good conception of the duties of ...
... times, but a series of papers written to the rzaminer newspaper week by week. The writing is b{illjt.nt. and caustic, from the Whig point of view.- FATHER MEENAGH AND BISHOP BRINDLE. ...
... policy which they advocate | is more than Newcastle programmes, or the Birmingham programmes of English Catholic | Tories and Whigs. It is the hiiheet exposition of that duty to the neighbour, which is part of the law of God. It is the vindication of Ireland's ...
... of the cabins, and, opening the door, after first tapping, T looked in. It was empty. As beautifully appointed as that in whi(-g I had been imprisoned, it was altogether devoud of anything which suggested occupancy “w a lady. On tßhe contrary, a man's ...
... ‘Therefore his question, What is Liberalism? is hard for Liberals to answer. Can we persuade them to answer it to themselves? Whigs ended kingly tyranny, and during the eighteenth century maintained freedom against royalty, till the French Revolution deluded ...
... brother Whigs in favour of the abolition of the slade trade, the reform of the penal: law, &c. When the tide turned and the Whigs came back he was President of the Council in the 'Miniscry| that passed the Reform Act, and was a marhber of every Whig Cabinet ...
... years, it was popular only with one political party. The leading Whig families would net touch French wine, and the Tories would not drink port, because it was first introduced under the Whig treaty with Portugal in 1703. The bitterness of politics was much ...
... fruitful sources of the family revenue. Lord Allendale’s forbears, the DBeaumonts, were traditional upholders of Liberal or Whig politics in the North-East of England for generations, and he has followed in their political footsteps. But he married into ...