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... THE PHASES OF THE WHIG PARTY. The value of words is as likely to cause mistakes in estimating the position of parties as relating the history of states. Certainly in England we have as little ground for concluding the same opinions from the same party ...
... THE CONSISTENT WHIG PREMIER. Lord John 184.5—6. Lord John 1850. Lord John Russell,— He My dear Lord,—l agree believed that they might with you in considering repeal those disallowing 'the late aggression of the clauses (in the bill of 1829) Pope upon ...
... distinctive principles in common, the Whigs and their Radical allies, when in power, usually fall out. They fall out when Radical exaction becomes excessive, and the large measure Whig patience is full. Then the alliance of Whigs and Radicals is temporarily dissolved ...
... due regard to international law. and similar purport to the orders which had been given by Whig- Radical Government— instantly an outcry is raised by the Whig-Radicals throughout the country, denouncing the Government as hostile to the emancipation of ...
... WHIG BLUNDERS AND WHIG CANDOUR THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, MAR. 22, 1862 The debate the House of Commons on Mr. Hobsfall's resolution on the subject of international law may, notwithstanding the absence of Mr. Cobden, be numbered among the ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIG LORDS. KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, FRIDAY, AUGUST is, The party of the • great Whig families' is known to do much towards keeping up its political importance by the exercise of social amenities. In days not long gone by the attractions ...
... THE LAST DAY OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. (From the Morning Herald of Monday.) In consequence of the defeat the Ministers upon r Lord Palmerston's amendment relative the new Militia Bill, on Friday night, Lord John Russell, as our readers are aware, announced ...
... WHIG PATRIOTISM. It is to be regretted that, at a time when it behoves us more than ever to hold fast to the traditions of the past and to check the headlong tendency of the times by the admixture of that wholesome soberness which has been handed down ...
... THE REFORM BILL—WHIG TACTICS. If the grand political question of the day— the question which must effect not only ourselves, but our children—is to be made the signal for party intrigue, what will become of the greatness of this nation How are we to estimate ...
... SPLIT HEALED, WHIG DODGERY. Having served as a Skunk of the Pre« {or many years—although hitherto in the W*'g interest enabled to lay before your ers tfa followlng faithful account of a scene that took place at the head quarters of the Whig Jiadical pot ...
... kinsman of the Whig Minister of War, Lord Panmure, Major Dowbiggin, of take care of Dowb notoriety, is within the recollection of most of our readers. The cost of that Whig made and Whig muddled war was £100,000,000, and yet the Liberals, Whigs, and Radicals ...
... A WHIG PORTRAIT MR. DISRAELI. [The following vivid portraiture the most remarkable man of the day is from the pen of a novelist of the liberal school, who, in a recently published work, culled Charles Delmer, story of the day, has introduced some ...