... country for a Lord? Well. Noll. two hiusdred yews and more have passed Since idisilhaioned quite) you breathed your lent; still Whig lawyers play their ancient game, Roundheads and Levellers are still the same; And politicians, too: your honest gorge Would ...

... should we credit them with power to stand by their promise as to Reform? The Government have been playing a game with the Whigs, and, if Sir Edward Grey himself does not see through the trick, he is alone in blissful ignorance. No answer has been given ...

... still have faith in him. They are right. If Sir Edward Grey has swallowed his reform pledges there is no minion why minor Whigs should be more squeamish. There . is, perhaps, some logical inner psocess, some comfort designed /or Ministers In trouble with ...

... lord lieutenant of the North Biding of Yorkshire, said that the lieutenancy of the North Riding had been in the hands of Whigs or Liberals for nearly three-quarters of a century, but his attention was frequently calkd to the fact that Conservative m ...

... harm.. ran, ; [575.—Mm00r.. V/ ao. H Toodaoidoo leitle, OFF-LICENCE GROCER'S 231. essermaids. amdford- • QOUTH COAST.—For *Whig to death pnetor. a Bold. rtfoofousl. • p.ctonfoque matalloS • nimtment; or of Yreen.,:d ofringod - .__—Apply to Kerr . WORAFOLD ...

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... career in two or three sentences: Hobliouse began as a staunch, almost Radical; btosme by a natural protests of evolution a Whig; and ended in the order of congruity as a geer. He invented the phrase • his Majesty's Opposition,' sad was proud of having ...

... old Tory party abandon the No Surrender attitude and courageously embark on a more progressive and enlightened policy. The Whigs began to be known as Liberals and the Tories as Conservatives; the latter term, in fact, was coined in the early 'thirties ...

... group It was at least one advantage of I{ two-party division that members ( claa;ifioci with definitenega and pr. A man was a Whig or a Tory, a C 4 tive or a Liberal; he wore the eOl one or She other army, and would IA in the ranks of his regiment 11 But ...

... phrase which suggests that the present work of demolition will be followed by a scheme of reconstruction. These recalcitrant Whigs are perpetually being warned, scolded, and threatened with instant dismissal. It makes no difference. But even the lively ...

... gromly oppressive and adds The history of politics holds no more tragic smote of the measure of the of power. • The Northern Whig (Un i)nist) says:— Hopeless fran.tbe first, the case of the Govern• rem kermess every day more deprerate, and the ?erriarkublut ...

... Produce Your Reform Scheme. A. CILAMBERLAIN.—The Septennial .Ict was Rased by the Whigs because they did not dare to go to the country at. the moment (Opposition cheers). Ido not think that the right ben. gentleman's historical renriniseenees have served ...