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... THE LUKEWARMNSS OF THE WHIGS. There is little story afloat just now which further illustrates the fact that the Cabinet have resolved to be no parties on any attacks upon the House Peers. One member of the Cabinet who belongs to the House Lords was invited ...
... corruption of the phrase. Tu ri, meaning the side of the king.'' the other hand. Whig, it appears, is also Highland in its origin, being derived from co-thing, covenant; and Whig would mean covenant man, as against Tory, a king's man. ...
... A LOGIC-CHOPPING WHIG. Mr Stati«i>ld, sneaking Hi(fh Wycrjinl* la. ...
... THE CREEPING AND CRAWLING WHIGS. The front Opposition bench was curious sight durmg the general debate on the Address, says Truth. In the midst of it sat an old statesman, and on him, and on him alone, were the eyes of all the new members fixed. When ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERALS. Lord Fitzwilliam's letter regarded some quarters aa evidence of impending split between the Whiga and the Liberals. The former are drawing away from Mr Gladstone and Lord Granville, and daily drawing oloaer Lords Beaoonsfield ...
... Whigs and Tories Chief Conservative stalwart at the Bar is the Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, Mr J, S. C.Reid, K.C,, M.P. for Hillhead, who was Lecrd Advocate in the Coalition Government. His Liberal ppponent in 1945, also an advocate, was MrJ.G. Wilson ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERALS. ...
... SECESSION OF A WHIG LORD FROM THE LIBERAL PARTY. A Scarborough correspondent writes to the Yorkshire Post: Lord Londesborough, who has always been reputed as a moderate Liberal, has definitely severed his connection with the Liberal party, he being announced ...
... THE EDINBURGH REVIEW AND THE WHIGS. In the number published yesterday morning the Edinburgh Review says :— Mr Gladstone had leaned more on his Whigs and less his Radicals, he would be Prime Minister still; if Disraeli leans more on his ' moderates' ...
... LADY ROSEBERY AND THE WHIGS. There is .peculation in Whia,.; . a London correspondent in rezard . a., oe«or of Lady Wildegrave in the Liberal side of polili •«. Varion. ' «ti mention-'! for the vacant position whl-h*' peculiar and not easily found re ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE COMPENSATION BILL. A London correspondent states that the Marquis of Lansdowne has informed many members of the Literal party that his opinions a whole are unchanged, and that he in thorough accord with the party in the broad principles ...
... CENSURING WHIG. At the annual meeting the ley Liberal Association, held last evening, of the Hon. H. W. FitcwiQasm, member for the South- West Riding, was and strongly condemned. Opinions were freely expressed that if he sought re-election many Liberals ...