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... years regular appearance, and its familiar butt' and blue cover, unchanged .iuco the number and representing the Whig proclivities (the Whigs, it is said, took the colours in sympathy the uniforms of Washington's soldiers), will now be seen more. deserves ...
... consisting of fifty M.P.’s, from eve’ part of the kingdom, and representing eve shi le of Liberalism, from that of the aristocratic Whig to that of advanced Radicalism, in order to act as arbitrators in all elections at which rival Liberal candidates are started ...
... was elected Ae present honse, it should be borne in mind, by union opposition vote. All his antecedents are Whig, mid he is a supporter of old Whig doctrines of a protective tariff, international improvements, limitation of executive power, devotion to Ae ...
... has been done. Bot Mr Norley goes against the whole Moderate | pacty, criticism of Lord Spencer is x anc pai unjust. “The Whigs: (he sa; WAVE fa sadly in courage, virility, and s athe wit lar principles since the time of Mv. Fux Ty, ne were not the timid ...
... who would for second reading and further amend the bill ■ committee. Thin, however, would tender the bill too epical for the Whig section, who would be diapered Mr. impetuous speech last cB« lamented frieni, and it 5a beUeved rtll wnd strengthen the Co ...
... ability has cnabled him to tako a distinct placo_in poli tics, Of a Whig fomily, deon of a Duke of Bedford, his whole training was Whig. ‘To have been strong before 30, to cast off arely Whig traditions, and to ave | disclaimes them ia the very week wh en ...
... Liberals or the Moderate Whigs. Their me was played out and they would now only be used by the Advanced Radical party—(a; iP lansej—and then likea sucked orange thrown mu pl and dissent.) Mr. Giadstone and the moderate Whigs were used as a sort of stalking ...
... weeks have Powers and let otl Cheers.) the loss of t •yitved with sur policy sould, woul were not es iveperirte and even the Whig things we prediction would not ex-ravagan' quite unab! lain and bis headlong the oae him to atal lociety differed fr ...
... has been, and still is. between Tory and Whig, whereas later he suggests that the struggle between Labour and Conservatism. Both these statements cannot be simultaneously true. The political philosophy of the Whig was in direct opposition what are the political ...
... perfectly well, and in his con- cause for this failure to li it, that the principal measures was the presence in the Cabine} of Whigs like Lord Hartington— the Rip Van Winkle of politicsa—as he was termed by Mr. House ot Lords, Williams’s patron, Mr. Chamberlain ...
... (president, Liskeard Old Cornwall Society) gave an address on Callington's Old Parliamentary Life. Mr. described the time when Whig and Tory in Callington fought for the Parliamentary prize. Describing the election if 1778, Mr. Glubb sail it took place the ...
... Mr, A. P, Vivian has, I believe on every occa-ton, ned Mr. Gladstone’s Government, I do not know w calls himself a Whig, but if all Whigs were like bi not see that Radicals would have much reaso —I am, yours truly, 1D tocump “JS. CHAMBERLAtS ‘* Highbury ...