... Zetland has certainly the courage of his opinions, and has said out publicly what many of the old Whigs are repeating with bated breath in society and in the clubs. Count Kalnoky has made a most reassuring COUNT statement to the members of the delegations ...

... i, 21, 0: :'.lard-street. NINETEENTH CENTURY For July, 1333. price 2s. 6d. The Sit ft of 1 , . 11. By J. Seynvntr Keay. The Whig.: a Rejlio.l:r. By the Right Mr. Earl Clwper. Hou-•!•Lighting by y. ny the Right Hon. Vi.corant eur;. K .1'.~1.1r. Super!laturali ...

... speaker went on to criticise some of the speeches at the recent Liberal demonstration at the Aquarium, and thought that the Whigs must have felt it very unkind of Mr. Morley, to say the least of it, for saying, in his outspoken Radical oration, that the ...

... THE TABLET. afterwar.is of a few Whigs, Locke, Iloadly, and Sidney—both pa rties wanting them as pretexts to serve their several occasions, the first to serve in a controversy against King James, and the other the Whig tricksters, as a pretended political ...

... (and justly) is that every Peer should be a Whig. Now what does Lord War mean by the term Whig ? I can only suppose Liberal of the present day. Ile cannot refer to the Whig of the past, for the Whigs of old in :heir views were very like the Co ...

... denounces as a heartless and selfish creed. And the Whigs, he added, are changed too. In the old days the Whigs dominated and control:ed the Radicals ; now the Radicals dominate and control the Whigs. Nor is there really any sympathy between Mr. Bright ...

... Catholic Univer.ity College% of Ireland and the Royal University • • • 977 Catholic Manual% of Philo‘ophy 07 7 Snares and the Whig Politician. 07d A large Proposal . • • 979 Book. and Paper. for F.gypt 979 MONEY AND TRADE LITIKRARY NOTE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ...

... NINETEENTH CENTURY. T HE May Ninckenth Century opens with a paper by (4.) Lord Cowper, entitled Desultory Reflections of a Whig, which, modest and unpretending as it is, is extremely well worth reading, for it is characterised throughout by candour, ...

... appealed for union between Whigs and Tories as against the Nationalists in order to prevent the success of these latter. This will turn against him the Nationalist vote, which is more valuable to the Conservatives than Whig support could be. The Nationalists ...

... Supported by the friendship of Rochester and mast of the Tory nobles who were active in the Revolution, of Leicester and many Whigs, and especially of the Lori Chamberlain Dorset, there would probably have been little difficulty in his remaining poet-laureate ...

... Tories, just as the late Lord DERRy defended the lowering of the borough franchise, on the ground that it had dished the Whigs. And those among the Liberals who dislike this proposed measure of Mr. GLADSTONE'S—Lord SHERBROOKE. may stand for a type of ...

... corner meeting of highly respectable gentlemen in Willis's Rooms, where the admission is to be by ticket, and where an Old Whig is to preside. Here, indeed, is the I-Idlest/us mu, and the party have done more than chafe under the hard disappointment. ...