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... shifting of opinions by which the staunch Whig of one generation found him- self stranded and left behind as a Tory by the next gene- ration. Once upon a time we called the advanced guard of politicians New Whigs, now we call them Radicals. EARL RUSSELL ...
... not words and idle complaints that we want. Whigs have for the last two years been talking at their clubs, among their friends, and privately in the House of Commons, . pretty much in the same sense as your Whig correspondent now writes ; but whenever the ...
... , to what a Whig mind will reconcile itself upon necessity,” It may be astonishing to Mr. Leatbam, because he is young in politics, and has not yet learnt what a Whig is. Tories are the party ol Order; Radicals the party of Change ; Whigs the party of ...
... whole'strength of the Whig party. The Ballot, therefore, whatever else it did, would effectually dish the Whigs.” They have long been fading awav, something like the golden pippin. Mr. Thackeray said that though he often wished he was a Whig he never saw one ...
... finds its expression in the higher ranks of the Liberal party in a manner that is not lees significant. The other day, a Whig —of eminence, to judge from the way in which his letter was published—wrote to the Times, from Brooks's, to complain of tho ...
... It was the foremost article in the creed of the Whig pamphleteer, Macaulay, that compromise, or, in other words, Whiggery, must be the solo guide and saviour in the affairs of nations. And Tennyson, Whig poetaster, glorifying Whiggery, has talked about ...
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... WitAKIR wad CRISP'S Not .. . Is. 64. to Eds. 64. 5.. 6d. to d6k Od. New . Is. lid, 55.. Od, New 104. Id. to its Od. New Whig Cloths.. 0.. 6d. to 16e. dd. New Spite lAsisa 15.. Id. tolls. Od. New Spring . . la. I Id. toils. 6 4 . New Barbi . ...
... winter.” One of the favourite panaceas of the old Whig doctors for Irish political evils was the payment of Roman Catholic priests the State. The argument in its favour was shor**, and, to the aforesaid Whig doctors, conclusive. “The priests,” they said, ...
... fulfil the wishes of his peeress to durable and fashionable Phew to observe that none but the beet ere sad every gement betas Whig Woo into dock, or if made to order, is subject the closest scrutiny. ...
... payment of wages without stoppages, but it was thrown out by the Whigs in power and the stoppage manufacturing employers. The aristocracy are not enemies of t'le working class, but the Whigs, as I will show in future letters, with your permission ; and that ...
... to whose opinions their wires, if not themselves, give as wide berth as possible in society. The time is now come for the Whigs to choose between the maintenance of party etiquette and the salvation of their country. ...