... brought into being the leading article. It 'vas merely a short paragraph. which stated that the great and firm body of the Whigs of England, true to their principles, had decided in favour of Mr. Fox as the representative of the pure doctrines of Whiggery ...

... compulsion and resorting to voluntary enlistment. Out of Bedlam, was there ever a more crazy idea put forward? The Northern Whig fer some reason is silent in its editorial columns on the development. The Irish News (Nationalist) says : The Conscription ...

... distrusted both parties equally, and were sometimes ready to join the Tories in applying the whip to the Whigs. The great advantage which the Whigs had over the Tories was that they had a leader, Palmerston, whom the great majority of then enfranchised ...

... with whom else is it to take place? What do the Whig-Radicals mean by this word collislon ? Do they mean civil war? If t.o. we depro. tate. but w•e are prepared for it. . But the Whigs, and the Whig.Radlcalt, do not mean a civil war by their wcrd ...

... Fdited by her great-niece, VIOLET DICKINSON. With four I.ll.,togravures. Bvo. lds. net. The writer WAS a keen politician of the Whig order. sieve,. amusing, critical and with many needs among the notabilities her thee. She was ts,rn in 1797, and the letters ...

... VII., page 136: The Mimpletons of the House, now that they had at last found in Pitt a political chief who could beat the Whig leaders on their own ground of eloquence, knowledge, and dexterity in debate, heart, as they had tiever done under Lord North ...

... PLAYER PIANOS Wed wish HUPFELD PLAYER MECHANISM . BL U THNER HOUSE 7.13, Street, W. 4 THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. • Filling at Whig: - bottles. Taw Is 2 - bottles. Selfridge & Co., Ltd. (Editorial Rooms), Oxford Street. W. No - These —These co l u mns are ...

... grandmother, a determined Whig by circumstance rather than original feeling ; Lord Balnillo James's elder brother, lately retired from the Edinburgh bench ; and, above all, perhaps, Skirling Wattle, the legless piper and Whig postman , in his box upon ...

... means which he ••ied. The Whig aristocracy of the first two Georges had perfecte.l the instrument of their own destruction. But in spite of the haus of mercenary intrigue with which they had surrounded theinsaves, the Whig magnates had used their vast ...

... while such clamour was tolerated. It was an unfortunate interjection, for Sir Edward was promptly reminded by some of the Old Whigs who remembered his own Speakership that similar cries had frequently been used by his own party when he was in the Chair without ...

... moderate ‘Vhigs and those who (mil themselves Conservatives, but as a general rule Macaulay, Grevilk, and Moore all speak of Whigs and Tories. In 1852 there were, according to Lord Morley, grave discus- ...

... of Richmond, though they have often been prominent in politics, have that prominence rather to territorial importance, the Whig conncx;on, and sturdy character, than to natural aptitude for I)llitics The second Duke was a firm supporter of Walpole'. though ...