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... Lord Sackville make a much fairer start for the Dominion a few days before. But whatever the weather, it fell indifferently on Whig and Tory, a consolation fit tor either party. Sir M. Grant Duff tells of a Channel crossing during which he and two other members ...
... have heard so much, is in point' of fact not quite so bad as it was in the halcyon days of 1855-68. Then, the dishing of the Whigs was the great game of party politics, and when Disraeli succeeded he described his feat with characteristic aloofness as climbing ...
... passenger who preferred the upper middle-class compartment. But the Zeitgeist will permit no intermediate, no buffer community. The Whig is fast disappearing from the railway, as he has disappeared from politics. Erneat Brook a and Reginald Silk. Ready for the ...
... bidding of Mr. Redmond and the Radical rabble, and against, as everybody believes, his own better judg ment and that of his Whig allies, was the culmination of a series of allusions on platform and in Press which directly threatened to compromise the Crown ...
... the Fitzwilliams, make also a wilderness of the countryside. Since the beginnipg of all things the Fitzwilliams have been Whigs. The present peer, however, would call himself, I suppose, a Liberal Unionist. Thz Chesterfield Sale Herefordshire collectors ...
... . But from the so-called pre cedents of 1711 and 1S32 we get little assistance. In the former year we learn that the small Whig majority in the House of Lords was converted into a minority by the creation of twelve Tory peers, for the specific purpose ...
... some what cynical man about forty and an old admirer of Mrs. Foley from her early days. Of an old county family that had been Whigs for generations he had voted as his forefathers had done and had never troubled to consider if he should strike out a line ...
... have produced a masterly adaptation of the German method to Isuit our national require ments. But Tullochgorum's desire that Whig and Tory a' agree is not yet fulfilled, for Lord Lansdowne's measure, like Mr. Asquith's speech at Manchester on Saturday, ...
... with which they are almost exclusively concerned compete in point of general interest with the previous volumes. The steady Whig statesman is not so interesting as the friend of Byron: the early Victorian period is not redeemed by Holland House from being ...
... problem was solved, we shall find a little tolerance for the difficulties of Llerr von Bethmann-Hollweg. Unlil there was a Whig majority in our unreformed House of Commons, the Philosophic Radicals stormed and raved in vain. This is the position in Prussia ...
... This portrait was taken by Mr. Haines. JOHN SMITH. SPEAKER 1705 AND 1707 He belonged to a respectable Hampshire family, was Whig member for Andover; Chancellor of the Exchequer 1708-10 died 1723. ARTHUR ONSLOW, SPEAKER 1727-8, 1734-5. 1741, 1747, 1/54-61 ...
... Bystan der will act as the proverbial red rag to a bull. They arouse in Alpine circles feuds compared to which those of the Whigs and Tories, the Guelphs, and the Ghibellines, and the Monta gus and the Capulets, are teacup storms. Miirren is, and wishes ...