... Radical Reformers of 1890 Not seventy men in Parliament. They made up the Whig majority. After •832, they numbered hundred and fifty, and the political organs of that day exhibited the Whigs petitioning the Radicals for alms, and praying not only for support ...

... becomog _deference . _The _CouranCs idea _ecema to be , _itt _, _becanaa _the _Whigs _very _properly offered _to n _« le _tlie Dean _a _JaSge , and _became he once _voted or a _'Whig rather than for _a Radical , _and _because [ _, ( iri _Cimphsll once remarked ...

... that some of your readers think that I am prejudiced against the Whigs, and that my last letter regarding them was unduly severe. I confess to an utter abhorrence of the very name of Whig ; and the reason is, that I think they have been the cause of the ...

... who so acted. The Whig organs, therefore, need not be so bitter at the formation of the Independent Liberal section in parliament. It had long existed in the country, and it was formed in the House of Commons the conduct of the Whig Ministry itself. Above ...

... the support of an army of Whig | oda men—it is a great mistake to assume that D | COM- ters will go in for Whigs, Whiggery, and tax and oppose those whose only aim is national being. There was a time when the na the . and Whig was one to swear by, and ...

... bad heretofore eartied the Whigs along, and leaving behind him a came which is to this day held in grateful remembrunet) by every true disciple of free trade. So may it be in the present ease, that while the ltussell Whigs and the Palmerstonians are talking ...

... ons, embracing quasi-Liberal ism ; and the Liberals, numerous as they are, consis of oligarchical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who are Whig followers; independent Liberals and ultra Liberals; but there are no common views in politics to ensure ...

... Horne. She was a Whig of the Edinburgh Review school to the last moment of ber life; and she waso'a when she died, in her 89th year. Her delight at seeing Kossuth past 80, and travelling far to see him, was onderful. Oddly enough, warm Whig as she was, she ...

... Derby ; and even that must skilfully manoeuvred by the Whigs to make tell. There has been no bill or measure much importance yet laid before Parliament the new ministry. In the House Lords the Whigs continue, with Lord Brougham's aid, to push forward two ...

... 'a Whig of the Edinburgh Review school to the last moment of her life; and she was old when she died, in her 89th year. Her delight at seeing Kossuth when past eighty, and travelling far to see him, was something wonderful. Oddly enough, warm Whig as ...

... Company, to advertise .that the State will be saved by the Whigs. 'the Comr used to be the arena for dinners have been APIAY - Fishmongers' ty; and levels bib or et MY a view ol that the Whigs and will Should ...

... hobby of the Whigs. This question first brought Lord John Russell into notice, and it sustained Lord Palmerston as it had Lords Melbourne and Rus-ell before him. Bat reform the hands of the Whigs has proved a wretched failure. This the Whigs themselves ...