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... WHIG AND RADICAL. Tire Standard remarks:—The attempt to build up a Whig. Conservative party to do the work which a Tory. Conservative party is doing already would, we think, be a very long Job—more especially as it seems to be superfluous. The eountry ...
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... opinions which, on his showing, ars so inconeeivably absurd, could ever have been held by any human being. Men are Whigs or not-Whigs, and the not-Whig is Mss a heretic to be anathematised than a blockhead beneath the reaeh of argument. All political wisdom centres ...
... LIBERALS AND WHIGS. There is some talk of an organised revolt of some of the old Whig politicians from the Liberal party, and Mr. Gladstone as ite counsellor. The story is, that several Whirs, who either are loading persons or think themselves so, are ...
... DER. DISRAELI AND THE WHIGS. The Times, commenting upon the political manifesto in the Edinburgh Review, says Mr. Disraeli, masterly tactician as he is, will probably rale until the country grows weary of him, and until the force of his cohesion of his ...
... REVIEW AND THE WHIGS. The Standard thinks that the Edinburgh Review is wrong in attributing a governing faculty to the Whigs. It is, says the Standard, a curious circumstance that it is in this very same governing faculty that the Whigs have always been ...
... expected to descend on the intrigners in showers. Your Whig contemporary, it is understood, is willing to swallow his antipathy to the ‘Senior Member.” in order to serve the interest or of the Whig leader In a word. there appears to be a wonderfn! unanimity ...
... LIBER AND WHIGS. There i• some folk of an organised revolt of some of the old Whig politicians from the Liber►l party, and Kr. Gladstone its counsellor. The Story ia, that rovers' Whigs, who either are leading persons or think themselves •o, are greatly ...
... Whig aid jiphit rkoKHORBII HOTEL, Hodder.l•ll. NAr &UM , . ...
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... Let Whig and Tory ►eith agree Tie dame the Tullochgoram, it is perhaps fair to suppose that Mr. BRUCE had let the well-known conviviality of the Glasgow folk carry him away a little. Certain it is, he was amazingly genial, and if ever his shortcomings ...