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... University The occasion appears to have schools viutnr been the election of 1722 when At first thought sound films for two Whigs were returned would seem to be more useful in ti f ahmit The good order and restraint of primary than in secondary of nis deatn ...
... millions Who is to irrespective party It has been rather than a of Liberal them? made very clear indeed that principles” The Whigs are really Against their swing the Members cannot long endure the Conservatives Surely Government is the plain fact that strain ...
... “Peelers” of 1829 he was denounced as a Smedlatelv the closure recSedlffer the Crimean War Robert Peel he added there were Whig his own and later days But also traitor to his principles tradi- of should be IpphI and perhaps Robert Peel alone tendencies ...
... Gibbonian adeh11®t0Sympathy adopt magnificence all stages of professor Butterfield has branded civilisation appear contem- as the Whig interpretation Not poraneously and through all the all has been for the best rough texture of lonely pioneer- Macaulay’s e ...
... 16s) By Professor A P Thomson John Radcliffe was a tough venomous comment that where Yorkshlreman of humble birth you see a Whig you see a rascal and a bit of a snob After excur- Though possibly an illegitimate sions in logic and philosophy he child he ...
... J Chamberlain CHARACTERISTICALLY it was only to his former comrades of Radical days that he signed himself Yours ever” His Whig and Tory colleagues were seldom favoured with any but the chil- ling form Yours very truly” In the autumn Morley came again ...
... present themselves as an alternative Government The latter became known as “ The Opposition” whose lob it was according to the Whig leader George Tierney to oppose everything and propose nothing The modem Opposition takes a more practical constructive view ...
... story Illus sullivan 9s 6 d net PALMERSTON AT HIS BEST Foreign Policy Palmerston 1836 1841 Webster (Bell £3 3s) By H ADAMS The Whig decade of Grey and policy the sequence of affairs had its Melbourne saw Palmerston for the dramatic moment The first was in ...
... ignorance and superstition since of printing Should revenue suffer much which will at first expect depend on’t neither Tories Whigs or any other set of politicians can ever again deprive us of cheap postage or tax it more highly” A feature of the conference ...
... many sympathisers It a view celestial navigation: a large subject practice of publishers the “blurb” directly opposed to the Whig legend which as the author says has to the dust wrapper this book is of Charles man of blood’ lcained thoroughly if at all ...
... y In this volume were very spun- ually as physically They settled their own quarrels with cally masters mostly Radical not Whig at that in all reform move- ments masters and men were explains a good deal in Birmlng- OF THE GAS A curious custom was at ...
... between London Damages from other of New- phere and a gift for expression His stutterer and he had courting and Lancashire The Whigs led A brief but adequate intro- better book but Mr Sachs is lass a good many years before he Shaftesbury plot treason and fan ...