... WHIG ‘HISTORIANS” History books. —Our history books were written by Mid- Victorian Whigs, not with the object of educating, but for propaganda purposes. How I hate' those Mid - Victorians. Speaking as historian, history is what happened and why (said ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. suppose it will freely admit ted that we are not of the number of those who have given a servile support to the Whig Ministry. No one, imagine, will say that have not invariably canvassed their measures in a spirit of rigorous independence ...

... WHIG DEFECTIONS. The Spectator Bay* that lend Grey and Lord Zetland are throwing thomaelvea into the anna of the reactionary party, and of the remit will lie .that they will atiumlate enormously the sense of grievance to which they refuse hearing, and ...

... FORBEARANCE OF THE WHIGS. Party spirit on the Opposition side of the House, have been told, is in abeyance, if not extinct; public motives govern, and public virtue, as evinced by forbearance, is supremo. We could almost wish th.il wo hail simplicity ...

... Kee, %Whig. For I do not think there can be any doubt that cur humour doe* ring true—perhaps truer than it has ever done. Possibly. too, we are drawing nearer than ever to a oomnion standard of humour, without sacrificing our taste in the process. glance ...

... THE WHIG CLUB. The meeting yefterday amounted to about 150, when the Chiefs came forward to avow their political Creed. — Mr. Fox, judging from the report in the newfpapers, ap. proved highly ofthe Duke of Norfolk's fentiments at the laft meeting, which ...

... WHIGS AND LIBERALS. Since 1850 Lord John Russell has been held in a state of continual duresse by Radicalism, and only liberated on bail at three brief periods, whilst be produced his three reform sureties in 1852, 1554, and ISGO. Sr has it been with ...

... The Whig Secretary of Presentations. . The following letter to the Editor of the Ccambrideyc c Chronicle has been sent to us for pubfication -- e S1n,-I have observed in the CaWnb) i(10e C/ironlec and other papers some remarks about the appointnient of ...

... WITH WHIG lianhurp lb. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1908. NOTES AND COMMENTS. - -0- There are no alterations in the train services announced for April in the immediate neighbour. hood, but a new G.W.R. station wilt be opened at Cheltenham (Malvern-road), which ...

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... of the Liberals, but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam and the other seceders from Fox that nut all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remained for Irish ...

... call these things * the wild views of certain Radical Reformers;’* but they were the views, the lime, of the Whig Reformers also—yea, of the Whig Ministers themselves, who were Suite as wild,’* quite as frantic, quite as rebellious, os most furious Radical ...