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... and comfort again. At one moment the Whigs are deterred from self- destruction by the greater misery of the Con- servatives ; at another the Conservatives are deterred by the. greater misery of the Whigs. Poor Whigs ! Poor Conservatives ! They will soon ...
... FORECAST. TO THB EDITOR OP THB MORNING POST. »?he U Radr, f ° r n he C ° ?? P-^* He -fo ™ ° the Radical, will outnumber th. Whigs as about three Z one. Assuming the balance of partie, to be a. Vol w! Liberal. Conservative. ?? v Pamellitea ™ Now d.vide the ...
... Conservative party will, sooner or later, recognise the policy of such a fusion. The difficulty will lie with the Whigs. How long will it be ere the Whig families have the courage to look facts in the face, and to acknowledge that the time has gone by when they ...
... I— Hamu. I once was a Whig, and I once was a Tory I ye dallied with this and with that • At least it is thus that my foes tell the s.orv But now I am only a rat. * When the Whigs held the seals in the days nf .. _ R _ th &1 Whig 9 * both ?? eJ and t. ...
... natural to the Radicals ; it is call ai.a wormwood to the Whigs. Xhe Radicals appear before us in their own colours ; the Whigs do not. There is an immense difference in this, though the Whigs don't see it. The shortest way to virtue, we are told, is ...
... While he governed the country the distinction between Whigs and Conservatives was to a great extent a merely nominal distinction. Both found in his policy ground on which they could meet ; and the Whigs were as little inclined as the Conservatives to ven- ...
... and as these are the principles of the Whig party, it follows as a matter of course that if the Whig party will only stand firm, the soundest hearts and heads in the country will rally round them. If the present Whig leaders do not return to the paths of ...
... some Whig of unimpeachable principles at its head. Can nothing be done to avert the possibility of so great a calamity? The only solution to present melancholy and deplorable state of political parties in and out of Parliament, is for the old Whigs and ...
... The Whigs ?? had the:;- chance in 188*., and they let it slip. It ?? will never come hack to them again ; no prophet is ?? needed to tell them that. Three years ago Lord H AKiiNo'i. in had the opportunity of forming a really Sound and stable Whig Ministry ...
... another writer, as the I'lici-esa of Marlborough was the favourite, tha Whigs maintained their influence, but when Mrs. Mat-ham, the tool of the Tories, succeeded the ?? the Whigs fell. And truly enough, in the general election of 1710 the defeat of the ...
... Hartington, the chief of the traditional Whig Party in England, the successor to Lord Grey, Lord Althorp, and Lord John Russell, understands perfectly well that his adhesion to the Tory Party would mark the end of the Whig tradition. He will be able to continue ...
... long time before this happened, the Whigs were heard to say that they had many irons in the fire to hinder his grace's journey; and some two or three days before his death, the Lord Hinchingbroke, a notorious Whig, being lately come from London, and talking ...