... satisfaction St the inereaaing strength of the Unioniat organisation, wax a dissertation on the changes party names underwent. The Whigs were as dead as Comae., and he doubted there were few Tories left, and of those left few peope in Scotland loved them ; nor ...

... in his early days he was considered far advanced—so advanced, indeed, as to evoke surprise and even suspicion among the old Whig nobility. The history of that time is interesting sod instructive, and though it cannot be pursued here it well deserves and ...

... exclaimed, she recovered from the shock- - Thank God that eocideat happened to me. whose principles are known. Had it befallen a Whig they would have said it warn done on purpose. SUNDAY. A unique condition of things existed on the Sunday. Doubting • guarantee ...

... The term was once used as signifying advanced or what to-day is called Left Wing Liberalism, and the now forgotten word Whig was applied to men who were supposed to move forward at a slightly slower pace. In laier years all Liberals were called Radials ...

... Lisesb. VALUABLI FOR TEI HAIL—If Tour is turning peg white, or falling a, The !Leticia Hair Rearwer, for it will with t Grey Whigs Mae be 4torers. It ou meet leaving makes the heir is the growth the hair en held spot., where ere not dewed. amid for ...

... the I.L.P. was but the advanced wing of the Liberals, just as in previous days the Radicals were a little in front of the Whigs, but soon it became apparent that the old individual standpoint was not that of the new Labour Party. Their view became more ...

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... affairs Carlyle writes— The Magistrates and Town Council were at that time lees respectable than they had L. en • for the Whigs in 1745 had turned out the Jacobites, who were more gentlemanlike than their successors and were overlooked by Government, ...

... the Labour piety should take the place which the Radicals took in teation to the Whigs twenty-five ago. The Radicals, though small in numbers, bad leavened the whole Whig party and the whole legislation of the times. He concluded by stating his b• pe that ...

... of book of the circulating library had been .euel for the yeur :-- nenerel Literature liesion .. 1003 Loughs Poulin' three Whig Library Tot .1 2315 TAXING DIEVICCLTIM—The 1 i:Mr:6l4n% art between the dell and the sea in finding out the numbers of the ...

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... Radicals should find ourselves, under such leadership, in the position that our predecessors occupied when that very moderate Whig, Lord Palmerston, was the leader of the Liberal party, and he used to denounce Mr Bright and those who thought with him as ...