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... subject was a Whig, ihongli. not born a Whig, he puts him forward as a great exception to the general rule. Usually (he declares) Whigs are born, not made. A man who does not inherit Whig tradi- tions froni his father rarely acquires the ...
... SPLIT IN THE HOME RULE PARTY. The Northern Whig says It may not be generally known, but we have ib on undoubted authority, that there is a split in the Home Rule camp in Belfast on the question of continuing Mr. Butt as leader of the party, a section ...
... to the police, who found the brandy in her possession. The matter will be nvesligated by the bench of Magistrates.—A'orthern Whig. ...
... VOICE OF God ? A fewmose sooh epieewpri « ■nW^oes, MD we older clergy the inferior order shall BEDWPOESD fto revive an old Whig toast in a new Conservative SERTAJ THE power of the bishops has Jwrsased. is iaereasiag. pad oubt to he diminishedi ...
... the Llynvi Arms, ••em's ^he evidence given by P.C. John Ackland ello that the defendants, having no money, resorted *t*d fk Whig expedient to obtain lodgings. Williams s>.WM Detective Jennings, from Merthyr, was his prisoner, whom he had appre- ^an^0U-5 ...
... again piacem;. seif at your disposal, as an indepen lent candidate, to represent you in the Town Council prompted neither by Whig nor Tory, clique nor party, rich nor poor. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, OWEN DA. VIES. Teigil IIruse, ...
... that his Bill was fashioned in no spi of hostility to the Act of lulled to rest the suspicions—if they ever tained any—of the Whig leaders of the Libe^ party, Lord HARTINGTOS and Mr W. E. ForsTS* Belief in the honour and the word of gentlemoo ought, no ...
... competition with any other powerful military country. The result was that the whole object of the governing classes, both Whigs and Tories, was to keep up the pretence of the military power of the country. The hon. gentleman urged Irish- men to be united ...
... opposing the Whigs when he first entered Parliament for Maidstone, and for. at the same time, refusing to join the Tories. I so acted, he wrote soon afterwards, 11 because I found the Tories in a state of ignorant stupefaction. The Whigs had assured them ...
... principle—in being on the the angels, and in having the angela on one's Many a politician, from spleen or craft, or to dish the Whigs,—the desire which T^TED Lord BEACON'SPIELD in 1867—has aided ^er a good political measure. But the man (^^Co:ofessed that ...
... they are now employed as stalking-horses to cover an official policy which it is not for the moment convenient to avow. OLD WHIGS AND THE NEW CRISIS. Is it wise, asks the Spectator, for the sake of venting spleen at Mr. Gladstone—the Whigge^t Radical who ...
... selfish political policy W]rLLIANt HARCOUPT. Jt s of comparatively toJithePioment to us what political party is t^th* Tor^ an(^ Whig are to be so very much ^^Ljj-at the aid of a political microscope becomes ne^iry to detect the difference. But the triumph ...