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... some extent, we may still say enduring) distinction between the two great Parties is, that the Whigs sought to rule the country by means of an oligarchy—Whig Cabinets were open only to members of the high aristocracy, especially to the noble houses who ...
... Present Pros- t. The Secret Committee on pects. Military Expenditure. 2. Morven : Manuscript. 9. Whig Professions, and 3. Quackery and the Quacked. Whig Performance. Ko. 4. Stanzas for Music. 11. 6. The Last Struggle of el 10. Current History. Chroni- ...
... scared the Whigs into his, toils ; and of timid compliance, well enough befitting the decadence of a garrulous old age, but strangely out of keeping with the prestige of a great party. For themselves, their nonour, and their country the Whigs must rise ...
... the weakness and want of cohesion of the Liberal party. fact, cm longer be said that the party retains any concrete form. Whig atoms above the gangway may occasionally get fused with Radical atoms below it, but there is no union for the attainment common ...
... Gardiner is not Peer created by the Whigs, ter of a Peer created by t h e and wife of a Whig partisan. Whigs, but is wife of s ir Robert Gardiner, Hon. Mrs. George Camp- 'W Hon. Mrs. Geo. Cam bell, wife of a late Whig not the wire of a Isle M.P. M.P ...
... ent, which the lexicographer who hated the Whigs with undying hate, maintained off Fleet-street. The Whigs have long forgiven Johnson his attacks on them —we can imagine his horror at being forgiven by Whig, even in the serene atmosphere the Elysian fields ...
... should be: but I do not agree with your article under the above heading. Lord J-ansdowne is not Whig; is Pacifist. In the old, old days there were only Whigs and Tories. A Tory was one who said because his ancestors always sat upon bard, wooden chairs that ...
... ELECTION PROSPECTS. At first sight, tho Statist remarks, Mr. Chamber* lain's treatment of the Whigs may regarded as the clearest evidence that he, least, is convinced there will vast Liberal majority. But it points out that there is another possible ...
... any chance of success. Is it possible that A Whig” is ignorant of these facts, or that, knowing them, he can suppose it was unfair hostility to Mr. Worsley which caused me to suppress them hitherto? A Whig” is also eloquent in praise of Mr. Worslej’s ...
... is because there is such thing a Whig connexion, that have, again and again, seen Whig Ministry. So far back as our political memory extends, it has continually and loudly been asseverated that the Whigs were politically defunct. They have been doomed ...
... Green, and Lonimnna; .John M array. Albemnne-etreet. LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS the WHIG PARTY. Jut published, YoL 1., poet Sro. price o>. 6d. doth, •mjrBiIOIRS ®f &T WHIG PARTY IWi during MT TIME. Bj HENRT RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Edited Son, HENRY EDWARD ...
... the pension list, and see how few names of Whig connexion or Whig recommenda- I tion are to be found there, while it is brim full of Tory 1 lords, ladies, and dependents; and then for the future, the I Whig Ministers had as little to hope for in the way ...