LITERARY SELECTIONS
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... find three distinct elements—Whig, Liberal and Radical. Each of these elements is represented iu the Ministry, and although the general policy of the Cabinet is Liberal, yet concessions have to be made sometimes to the Whigs and sometimes to the Radicals ...
... harness. Although not a brilliant was a sound and able man. He was the sole link between i Mr. Gladstone's Cabinet and the old Whigs. The moderate nature his views may be inferred from tiie fact that Lord Derby wished to have him as a colleague, and that the ...
... the Great Liberal Party. The Radicals grumble because the new Privy Seal not one of themselves instead of an oldfashioned Whig, and they cousidet Mr. Forstet's introduction into the Cabinet but as sop iu the pan to them. The Radical Press are even angry ...
... quostion, the Education Union and the Education League. The former, composed mainly of Conservatives with a sprinkling of Whigs, insisted that national education must have a religious element in it; the latter, composed of Radicals and Dissenters, insisted ...
... displaced in 1859 by Mr. Miller, but jras again returned in 1865 after five years' absence from Parliament. was an old-fashioned Whig, a staunch supporter of his party, who were always sure of his vote, and this may be said to have been the principal feature ...
... code on the principles successfully negociated by Lord Bolingbroke «t Utrecht, and which, though baffled at the time by a Whig Parliament, were subsequently and triumphantly vindicated by his political pupil and heir, Mr. Pitt; to govern Ireland according ...
... Inventor, Baron Liebig, whose signature on every genuine Ask for LIEISIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT, and not for Liebig Extract of Meat. WHIG HT AND MANN'S SEWING MACHINES are unequal for family use. Lists free. SILENT LOCK STITCH, 6 Guineas ELASTIC or DOUBLE LOCK ...
... whiggery only so long it can invent expedients. • ori years ago ' mainl r through ill-management by the Tory leaders, the Whigs entered on a good stock of expedients at the end of which they have prettv well arrived. But the ill-management to which we ...
... changes in the course of the eoming year. Mr. generally considered to be too weak for his position; Mr. is held to be a mere Whig; Mr. is regarded as simple administrator; while Mr. Gladstone is no longer the idol of the populace. The article proceeds ...
... need to accommodate a veteran Whig peer or some aspiring member a great family ; and then the Dai'y iV'eici proceeded to shew' that tljere r,q in the Cabinet, for r. Pars tor, whatever lie was, has precipitated into a Whig official. Of course the Standard ...