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... themselves. There is, indeed, difference between the old Whig and the Radical, but yet wider gulf yawns between the old Whigs and thoughtful liberalism.” It is moreover in the last degree unlikely the Whigs will ever abdicate in favour of the aspirations of ...
... spirit until they were orowned with complete success. A Whig politician one day said to him, “Oh, you Radicals bodies; we Whigs an powerful enough to trample you under feat.” He thought, however, the Whigs would’ find that they had miscalculated their men moat ...
... between the Whigs and Radioalt, and contest for supremacy ai to the future Liberal representation the boroogh. The Radicals assert that the last borough election they tried fairly carry their candidate parsuing policy adhesion, but the Whigs undertook the ...
... equally justify or con- demn, according to Mr Headlam’s personal predilections, any war which a Whig Government might “ drift” into—for the Whigs, and the Whigs alone, brought about our modern wars, and found ample justification for them; although they now ...
... people do not | I like the Whigs, that have such mean, miserable, and trumpery Reform Bills introduced. Egad ! I * I believe there is some truth in this. There truth in the fact. The people do not like the bigs, ana 1 the Whigs do not like the people. I ...
... If the appointment of a Whig was tine qua non, some ether Whig might have been selected who would not by his presence on the Treasury Benches have outraged the feelings of the Liberals. Mr. Fenwick, inasmuch as he is a Whig, a proper enough person * ...
... Majesty, and in compliance with his own of the necessity his position, proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. should, there* fore, have to ask from his own supporters a ...
... the Uoweinment bad departed from the rule of Whig government in past times, and sought advice at that end of the House where he (Mr Bright) generally sat. (Laughter.) He was not disposed to deprecate the Whig party, because if; we looked back for 100 years- ...
... spoke of the old and honoured Whig programme —Peace, Retrenchment and Reform. This meeting at the present time is of special significance and value. While Reform has been defeated by a cohibiuatien of Tories and Whigs, is something to find a body able ...
... at once. NIGHT LIGHT BURNERS, only 2d. each. J. WRIGHT, 42, SIDE, NEWCASTLE. CASKS of PARAFFIN OIL FOR SALE. X Apply to J. WHIG HT. 40 A 42, Side, Newcastleon-Tyne. NEVER PASS SIMPSON’S, 15, CLOTH MARKET. Without getting Rb. of MIXED BULLETS FOR THE BAIRNS ...
... The promotion of Mr. Bruce appears to be much more the nature of things—by which I mean the nature of Whig things; and besides, the rising men in the Whig section of the party demand promotion for service. It is thus said that if Mr. Bruce goes the Homo ...
... remark of the First Napoleon, that men of all political parties forget their rivalries in the presence of a national danger. Whigs are strongly represented—a proof that a Conservative Ministry can appreciate personal fitness apart from party identification ...