... Street was the fashionable Whig club when Whiggery was fashionable and when the word, reform, meant something very much milder than it does to-day, or perhaps because the word is at the moment somewhat nearer to the doors of the Whig aristocracy than it seemed ...

... person. If you want great Whig philosophers they are there by the thousand you will find them at every street corner. If you want Whig historians you have only to go into the first schoolroom, and in every locker you will find a Whig text-book. The Tory party ...

... the Unionist party have pooled their allegiance in Mr. Bonar Law, Mr. Long was, and remains, the Tory, as distinct from the Whig-Unionist, candidate for Mr. Balfour s mantle. For our part, we believe Mr. Long would have been the strongest party leader ...

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... IN Lord Rosebery has recently rescued the character of George II from a gross burden of unmerited calumny on the part of the Whig politicians whom he served with such long-suftering patience and fidelity. A like service might well be paid to his grandson ...

... never go through with them, which, per haps, is just as well for the common good. Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff (another Whig, so Whigs must be prone to the Diary habit) never turned back upon his task, as a whole row of Notes from a Diary bears witness ...

... IN Lord Rosebery has recently rescued the character of George II from a gross burden of unmerited calumny on the part of the Whig politicians whom he served with such long-suftering patience and fidelity. A like service might well be paid to his grandson ...

... even in the highest circles money is synonymous with power. The memoirs of a hundred years ago show us that even advanced Whigs never questioned (in deed, they insisted on) their right to govern the rest of the inhabitants of these islands. The middle ...

... never go through with them, which, per haps, is just as well for the common good. Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff (another Whig, so Whigs must be prone to the Diary habit) never turned back upon his task, as a whole row of Notes from a Diary bears witness ...

... is too weak, and is too much in the pocket of astute Whig employers of labour who wish to pauperise th working man by doles that come out of the pockets of landowners and other persons who arc not Whig em ployers of labour. But if there is to be any betterment ...

... immense capacity for taking pains, and an indomitable determination. When after the election at Wycombe in 1832, he cried, The Whigs have opposed me, not I them and they shall repent it, this was not mere braggardism it was a deliberate and purposeful utterance ...

... the tradition of a ruler who enters into no party con spiracies who favours one leader no more than another who knows neither Whig nor Tory, Unionist nor Liberal, but only ministers of the Crown and servants of the country who inspires but does not meddle ...