... country that followed the Radical triumph. The Whigs were in. and the Tories were out, and agitation became a trade ; and the Radicals who had not ratted to the Whigs half repented of a victory which the Whigs had monopolised and absorbed. No Government ...

... Lowe's future Premier and chief, of cheering a rhetorician who was sitting for a Whig family borough, and giving utterance (in the disguise of a converted Radical) to an old Whig's timorous disgust at a threatened disturbance of the final settlement of ...

... Algernon West having been comfortably disposed of somewhere in the spacious and leisurely seclusion of Somerset House, a young Whig nobleman who derives his Liberal principles by hereditary transmission, and would probably be an advanced Radical for some ...

... selected to carry the colours as soon as he comes up from grass. As ito the independent Liberals below the gangway, the young Whig peers who serve an apprenticeship to Radicalism, the philosophers who coquet with French Communism, and the academic 'doctrinaires ...

... a downward tendency both as regards raw and refined. Copses is firm; Ceylon advices Just to hand report a further relative Whig off, and shipments are only 4,300 tons, against 7,233 tons lest year. The result if the Dutch sale, showing an advance of one ...

... the polities! parties in England, M. Thiers observed, The Whigs, you knew, have done me an ill turn, adding an expression of his belief that the Tories are more friendly to him than the Whigs. Of course I bowed my acknowledgments of this compliment to ...

... taxation is matured. It must not be forgotten that the great Liberal party still reckons in its ranks some old territorial Whigs, some Ultramontane Irish democrats, some determined Protestants, and some equally determined champions of united secular and ...

... reached, and in face of a common danger lay all their antipathies aside ; so the omnium getherum on the Liberal benches, the old Whig and young Republican, the philosophic Radical of the universities,and the very unphilosophic but extreme Liberal of the great ...

... Lord Palmerston, not so much, perhaps, because that Liberal chief was decidedly worldly, or because he was a safe and moderate Whig ; while in Lord Palmerston's very unworldly but Radical successor his faith is so weak that he has been known on more than ...

... and thus, as Lord Granville observed, that combination of feeling with regard to the past, present, and future makes us, not Whigs, or Tories, or Radicals, but—Englishmen. the societies which, at this season of the year, migrate to the country, and make ...

... adequately filled by dragging from his involuntary retirement on the back benches some derelict and malcontent survivor of the old Whig family party. One Ayrtonatlarge outside the Cabinet is quite enough to represent the manners of the jungle in a Radical Legislature ...

... Blackwood's usual political article is marked by the wonted vigour with which Maga exposes the blundering incompetence of Whig Cabinets and Liberal states- men. There is always abundant scope for such work in the sins of omission and commission of the ...