... to several Whig statesmen, when on his election to Parliament In 1857 member for Falmouth was appointed Civil Lord of the Admiralty Lord Palmerston’s Government. Born into surroundings saturated with Whig traditions, soon acquired the Whig characteristic ...

... amid the wreck European Monarchies. The Whig King could never have written the wise and discerning letters of George ll!.'s Correspondence defeated the cabals ©f all-powerful aristocracy. Yet, if reject the Whig tradition, wo need not hold with Willson ...

... satisfaction of describing himself, like English statesman of the past, as In moderation all slory. While Toriea call me Whig, and Whigs Tory, Meanwhile the circulation of the Amnti began to decline, secessions occurred among the members of ite staff, and ...

... Government give our rights. Women \ who want votes have learnt not to put their faith advanced Liberal candidates who are led Whig leaders. appeal to every elector who believes in fair play for women to vote against Government and keep the Liberals out.” ...

... emotions is just and penetrating, and his readers will not infrequently feel Inclined to exclaim : *' A plague both your houses.” Whig and Tory alike have clean record, and the last sentence Mr. Kent book draws attention to one of the serious blots on party ...

... undoubtedly true, says the Tempa, that the limitation of armaments is one of the hobbies of the English Liberal Party ; but the Whig statesmen would really too they had any illusions to the recep- 1 lion which would be granted to this proposal Germanv. The ...

... almost equally balanced. Each of these groups represents a different economic and social doctrine : “on the one side have the Whigs, the other the Tories.’* Again, in the Chamber Deputies important questions the House is divided into two great parties almost ...

... resigned. . . When he took this step I not believe that contemplated allving himself with the Conservatives or even with the Whigs of the Harrington type except so far was necessary to secure such alterations the BUI would tend to harmonise with his own ...

... the book • He is a sort of w w with mote variety and ■longshore atmosphere^ Irieb Crlfieleoe of e» Web Nooel, ■•The Northern Whig says : For sheerhrn am) novel Ireland and the Irish-even to the reproduction of the brogue Langbndge has written novel Lever ...

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... yon for the good rule of dismissing wicked Whigs and putting in Democrats.” With such qualifications he might seem to have been well equipped potential candidate for the Presidency, although as Democrat in Whig State be had failed election both for the ...