... that both Whigs and Tories accepted him (born and brought up in the Whig oligarchy he served under Canning and Wellington before rejoining the Old lord david cecil, the author of the J BOOK REVIEWED ON THIS PAGE. Gang) and he Lord David Cecil, who was ...

... regarding each other with increas ing coldness. The Whigs would unanimously support the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, whereas the Radicals consider that the proposal is a mere revival of despotism. The Whigs, while anxious to do justice to the Irish peasantry ...

... future to formal separation. In the first place, if the Whigs dissent to some extent from the Radicals, it does not follow that they agree in all essential respects with the Tories. The words Whig and Tory still represent a real difference not only of ...

... Whigs and Radicals.-- During the last week or two we have heard hardly anything of those dissensions in the Tory party about which Lord Randolph Churchill had so much to say. Whether or not there were serious differences of opinion among Conservatives ...

... NOVEL-READER. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS BOOKS OF THE DAY. July 1, 1950 WHIGS ON THE JOHN RICHARD GREEN. HEN I was young we were taught history by masters who believed implicitly the V Whig view of history in which they had been brought up. Under their wing ...

... had the requisite number he had then 158. Mr. Fillmore 112, and Mr. Webster 21. The Whig party is, therefore, much divided, and will probably bo defeated. In the Whig party was successful, in the person of General Zachary Taylor, who died in July, 1850 ...

... conap cuous. In Ireland the losses of the Whigs were ch'efly occasione by th-i Roman Catholic priest* taking a decided part against them and. by their influence, Mr. Grattan, who ha J, with most of the Whigs, the greatest hereditary claim* on their gratitude ...

... The Whig Attitude. -There is something pathetic in the pose of the leading Whigs, as they mournfully protest that, although they could not join the Government, they nevertheless remain as robust as ever in their Liberalism, and most devoted followers ...

... A WHIG PEER PORTRAIT OF A WHIG PEER (André Deutsch. 30s.) Mr. Brian Connell has been unfortunate in subject. His industry and meticulous care with deserved better material than Pam's her supplied. For Henry, Lord Palmerston (1739-1802) a mediocrity ...

... turn, without combining them; but even then the Whigs, with the large infusion of Radicalism the Election has given them, will be more than equal to the emergency. In the new Parliament Lord John Russell will have the materials for strong Government, ...

... county in the Conservative interest, and is 'to and Colonel Beckworth, both Whigs. opposed by Mr. R. D S,f r Isle of Wight.—Thi. visit of the Queen, the ist, v J. Simeon, sou of Sir Whig interest, comes foi Honourable A’Court Holds Pelham. Oldham. —There will ...

... the Revolution of 1688 —the Glorious Revolution of the Whig history books against the excesses of fanaticism and party feeling that had brought so many heads to the block and so many to misery and ruin during that century of strife. The essence of the ...