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... disposed to surrender a vacant seat to a Whig subaltern, that Radicalism is the real raison (rare of a Liberal Administration; and that When it becomes a question of losing or keeping power, the most moderate Whig and the most independent Radical are usually ...
... Sir Tolioinaohe Sinclair’s own explanation of his failure is that he is not one of the exclusive Whig clique, and that ha is not married to one the of the Whig aristocracy ;’ but we believe might find another reason more flattering to his abilities and to ...
... Huskieson—to whom the arrangement of the whole affair had been left by Lord Goderich—agreed to appoint Lord Althorp, a decided 'Whig, and the acknowledged leader of that party in the House of Commons. This appointment had virtually been made before Mr. Herriee ...
... to permanent exclusion from that Paradise of office which Whig Penis regard as alto;;ether their own. So, as Radicals and Radicalism, ecnfiscation and destruction, were of no more use, the Whig Wing gradually 'withdrew from the party of progress, and ...
... Crown. VI. Consumption and Cost of Coal. VII. Darwin ou Expression. VIII. Religious Movement its Germany. IX. The Claims of Whig Government. London: Longman and Co. ; Edinburgh, A. and C. Black. ...
... might operate as a cheek upon the Ultra-Radical tendencies of modern Liberalism. We have been aczustomed to regard the moderate Whig as the better genius of the pronounced Liberal. It has been thought that experience, supported by some attachment to the tried ...
... Granville must of course be the chief ; and 83 yet at all events there has not been a syllable of dissent. Old Whigs, young Whigs, and priggish Whigs, dwellers in the Cave sea bitter Radicals, Aristocrats and Reds, High. Churchmen, Broad Churchmen, and No ...
... (Continued.) ll.—Some Theatrical Eecoltec lll.—West Pembrokeshire. and Chewnie. V.—An Episode the Russo* VI.--The Queen of the Whigs. Til.—Facts and Fancies about Toadatones. Vlll.—Contrast. IX.—Tivta tUe Bwiat,. Bj Mrs. Annie Bdwarde, Author of Leah AV ...
... smile of a Whig Peer, cradled in diplomacy, cherished from his childhood in the choicest saloons, and accustomed from his earliest lispings to believe that Providence designed the Liberal party as a perpetual patrimony of the great Whig families. Co ...
... OPINIONS OP THE MORNING PAPERS. THE LATE LORD ROMILLY. The Times describes Lord Romilly as a Whig, but. unlike Lord Macaulay. the circumstances of his early life led him into terms of intimacy with tha men who were then called Philosophic Radicals, and ...
... England encounters just now in the attempt to solve the problem whether he ought to accept the championship of the Liberal Whigs or the Reddest of Radicals. Both are bidding heavily and earnestly for his suffrage, and each outvie the other in the vehemence ...