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... have a negative policy or a negative reason for what did —he must have a positive policy. Speaking of the origin of the term Whig, by which the Radicals were know ICO years ago, the speaker said word came from Scotch term, which, being interpreted, meant ...
... this truth intu particular prgminence. The preamble, wo have been given to understand, is the mesy of pottage for which the Whig Ministers, as call their Irish masters contemptuously them, are ready to sell their birthright and ours. The announces at once ...
... Law. ESTIMATE AND APPRECIATION. Disraeli once declared of Sir Robert Peel that ' The Right Honourable Gentleman caught the Whigs bathing and walked away with the clothes. We may, we like, affirm that this was picturesque misrepresentation of the Right ...
... Peer, who succeeded hie father, the first Viscount, in 1888, was in 91st year. From 1852 1885 ho Bat the House of Common* a* Whig, but the Home Rule split of 1889 he joined the Unionist ranka. For 18 years waa Colonel of tho West Somerset Yea-1 waa twice ...
... man saturated with Whig prejudices, and were foreign the views of the vast majority of the Tory Party. Sir F. Banbury said he preferred a real to a sham Radical. IMr. Gouldi nig retorted that generosity had never been quality Whig legislation It was cant ...
... Orange, was associated with this revolation, how, r the imprisonment of the deven Bishops, an su uent birth of a sou to James, Whigs and Tories united in a etter inviting William of Orange to bring a Dutch Arm into Eng- land to eave the nation from opery an ...
... attend, if they desire the presence of. a representative of the Within the past few days there have been several occtsions on whig¢h there bas deen failure to give the necessary notice, and those con- nected with the meetings have been disappointed. In one ...
... fre of his eldest brother, Beckham Grey Reform Bill was few, nmde the t Faott. whe, in the distant the Acland and Lattrell Whig magnates. fight of that peried against the combined Taxicab drivers will held a public demon- stration in Trafalgar Square ...
... demand. upon e Government is quite as dependent s rt of the Ts as it isu ar mem- the ‘old-f; ashioned the Nationalists’ 8 and ‘Whigs use to touch the Osborne a sit uation will arise which require ail . hip to the tact of the Chief On the other hand, the members ...
... force Home Rule on hie followers at Mr. Redmond’s bidding without protests making thems selves heard from some quarters. The — Whig element, for which Sir Ed- rey may be said to stand, has not yet been purged entirely from the M rty, and if there is any attempt ...
... hurt an opponent or serve imself. In temperament an sympathy he is an English Noncon- formist, even as Redniond was an English Whig. After Sinn Feiners, Bishops are the greatest objects of his detestation. arnell ance de- scribed My. Dillon as a man who was ...
... The little group of Scottish Radicals who initiated it were very gratified when Mr. Munro Ferguson and some of the other Whigs joined forces with them. Eventually, owever, these recruits | will probably. prove a drag on the wheel rather than a propelling ...