... WHIGS AND RADICALS. IN the Fortnightly Review Mr. Goldwin Smith given expression to a very general opinion that a crisis has arrived in the history of the Liberal party. But in the historical account be gives of the process by which the crisis has been ...

... THE WHIGS IN RELATION TO DISESTABLISHMENT. THERE is a matter of some delicacy and of considerable importance, under the above heading, to which we invite the thoughtful attention of our readers. We use the term Whigs mainly for the sake of convenience ...

... LE A DINO ALTICLICS : The Transformation INTENT Scene Home Reunion Society 221 Whigs and Radicals England and Russia The Rev. J. 0. Rogers on Mr. Forster's Defence of the Church 224 LITERATURZ : Conder's Congregational Lecture for 1877 225 Our Common ...

... MENT. To the Editor of the Nonconformist. Slit,—The Whig element has always been very strong and influential in the Liberal party. No Radical reform ever proposed had the hearty assent of the Whigs, until it became impossible longer to resist the force ...

... congratulation to Earl Russell, but arranged for a banquet, to which they invited all the leading Liberals of the country, whether Whig or Radical, Episcopalian or Nonconformist. It was felt that the occasion was one on which differences in regard to some questions ...

... condoned by the USWITY. by able and Foreign Meeters. Tim will RiIIiSSMBLE on September 19. am kindly permitted to it. Bee. Edward Whig.. Tenon Park. N.; tbe Rev. Francis Tucker, Hilldrop-reed, S.; lit. Parade of Pupils. ...

... urging that women will vote as the clergy bid them. This is precisely the weakness of Whigs, who do not embrace what is ji&q, but only what they think will keep Whigs in power. If Argus simply argued that we ought not to accept or reject any candidate ...

... given in tho Eilinbargh indicates that the pure Whigs are still loth to give a cordial support to to Liberal leader. In an oracular strain the Edinburgh remarks :— If Mr. Gladstone had leaned more on his Whigs and less on his Radicals he would be Prime Minister ...

... clergy are taking great pains --as they often do—to make themselves and their order additionally unpopu!ar. They are like the Whigs described by Sydney Smith, who were always running their heads against a wall. So, just as though the burden of the Establishment ...

... Nonconformists are welcomed by these pretended Liberals just so long as they can be used as hacks to the Whigs. Beyond this, the shabby Whigs care not one straw for them. Gladstone appears to have been in league with the open and with the secret foes ...

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... Spectator's statement, that the Whigs too often see the duty of putting yourself at the head of a movement directly it is tolerably clear that it must succeed, but not before. Wheu the people speak out positively, true Whig leaders never go wrong. The Marquis's ...