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... influence on the other side. Then, again, the Whigs are intensely aristocratic that they du their best to estrange from them all the rising men business who might be so useful to the Liberal party. The Whig blackballs a candidate at a political club if ...
... THE WAIN WHIG HTM. It iaitotod Wainwright allowed Inter*Ww witk Hrwry Men to nwonl Peatoarille of the ZANZIBAH. Tho Ofofe etatr* Dr. Kirfc, Count Zaniihor, hit itunw is tho aaral forts there. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF LONDON. Btard Work, to-day to itk tot ...
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... TOD WANT V** FAMILY WHIG MACBIM Jos.l,>,3,ortMACdllfU. rram MUM. ...
... support the same principles hitherto, and th e difference between them was that the Whigs were not anxious to go quite so fast. That alliance was obviously a useful and not a noxious alliance, because all parties needed some degree of ballast, and if ...
... happened because *in the Whig party Has the centre of gravity Liberal politics in-England,” because Ur. Gladstone had swerved from that party towards the Manchester school, and because the bulk of the nation, being still Whig, baa therefore rejected him ...
... place the Whigs in ? Let there come up at any moment wave of political opinion, and where would the alliance be Testing questions might arise on which the Whigs, Whigs, must take their stand, and not forego their principles, and where would the Whigs bc Not ...
... has caused consider, able comment. THE “EDINBURGH REVIEW” AND THE; WHIGS. In the number published yesterday morning, toe tdiabmtk Review says > —“lf Mr. Gladstone had leaned mose his Whigs and lees on fab Radicals, would be Prims Minister still: if Mr. Disrseli ...
... undertakes, it might be said of him as was said of one of old time : In Moderation placing aU his glory. The Tories call him Whig*— and Whigs, a Tory. In regard to the second question we might say, there are no politicians in Bradford at the present time. ...
... announced in tho newspapers, er.dthe end will be reached oven should every Whig Peer proclaim the couduct of bis countrymen disgustiug. Bat are concerned at the displeasure the wavering Whigs nevertheless ,att indicating an attitude mind which may throw mass ...
... political parties in this country, two great region of opinion, and that the Whigs were in one and the Tories in the other, and they could never come together; but more than that, the Whigs were justly prond of a glorious political past; but the Tories had none ...
... leading Whig of that time. The Whigs were forgetful and often unjust, but the Irish people, like the English Radicals, always came back to them, for justice and help, when wearied of the periodical coquettings of both with Toryism. The Whigs have had ...