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... dangerous and powerful adversaries in opposition. There i 3 no great love of Mr. Bright or of Mr. Bright's followers among the Whigs of the old school. Thoy have acquiesced in his ascend- ancy, but they have not been delighted with it. They have borne Mr. ...
... represen- tatives of tho Pic s, and ho then proceeded to declare- that he would sooner havo to di with tho Tories than with tho Whigs or Radicals, giving as his reason that he had been denounced on behalf of the Reform League by one Osborne, who, he said, though ...
... characteristic observations on the change of Ministry. It is glad the Tories are out, but sees no reason to rejoice that the Whigs are in, and entertains no sanguine expectations of advantage to the country until the Parliament meets within the hal- lowed ...
... country The principal new is of course the acceptance by Mr Bright of post This one thing proves the of all distinctions between Whig and Radical The settlement of the Reform question which divisional made them compact and harmonious Mr Bright at Board of Trade ...
... prevent men from ruining themselves by having recourse to legal proceedings — (great laughter), so that in the end we shall all — Whig and Tory — embrace each other, and say, Brother, brother, we are both in the wrong and we need not dispute about the matter ...
... of new and decidedly Liberal blood into his Cabinet. But Brooks's Club— that old rendez- vous of C. J. Fox, Burke, and the Whigs of four reigns —took the alarm, and told the Premier that if he formed his administration in this spirit there would be a split ...
... body, in the House of Commons, is a plain fact ; but to counter- balance it the Conservatives are one solid mass, whereas the Whigs and Liberals are divided into no one can Bay how many sections. The solidity of the Conserva- tives must tell in time. A body ...
... matter of sober history. How ex- traordinary and incomprehensible is tbe march of events ! The mysterious gatherings of the Whig and Radical politicians at Hatfield House, the residence of that once Conservative of the Conservatives, remain as much a mystery ...
... HOME. Mr. Gladstone's great difficulty in the formation of his Cabinet was how to divide the offices so as to pleaso the great Whig families and not to offend the ambitious Radicals. Certainly the aristocracy cannot complain. They get three of the five Chief ...
... . '' vi i uiorv A great outcry has been caused by the announce that the Ministry, bent upe,n retrenchment (wh'T 1 * 0 * Whigs and Radicals never have attempted hnt most injudicious and mischievous way), intend t out an unsparing reduction in the ...
... Lord High Commissioner over the deliberations of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. In poli- | tics he was a Whig, though of late he took little part in political affairs. Sacrilege. — A disgraceful case of sacrilege is reported from Rochdale ...