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... after a Radical policy; but a Radical policy, with a few Whigs in office, was better than a Tory policy with the few Whigs nowhere. So long as a Liberal majority could be held together anyhow, the Whig of the official species would always vote in a division ...
... FEBRUARY 23. TORY MEN AND WHIG MEASURES. The Times this morning, all gush and goodness Conservative to the manner born—recalls some pleasant prophetic passages from Coningsby, and talks quite kindly of the author, and patronisingly of Tadpole ...
... GREAT lIA.NDEL FESTIVAL-REHEARSAL DAY, FRIDAY, June 19.—Mr. BARTLEY will appear and Mug How W Whig my Paternal Love (Samson). and., with Signor Foil.. in duet, The Lord in a Man of War (Israel in Egypt). GREAT HANDEL FESTIVAL.—REHEARSAL DAY, FRIDAY ...
... Times says :— The Liberal party has been broken up over and over again, and again and again it has bean reunited; but neither Whigs Radicals can throw upon the other all the blame of breaking it up, or claim for themeevea th.tt it has been reunited by the ...
... would not bow down to their behests in the way the Whigs were content to do. The consequence was, that when the new Parliament met, in 1835, at Westminster, the combined Opposition, composed of Whigs, Radicals, and Repeaters, outnumbered by a few votes ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... undo the verdict of last general election ; and we can hardly believe that the readiness which this scion of an illustrious Whig house displayed to assent to one point in the extreme Radical pro• gramme wilt act as an additional inducement or a successful ...
... easy to imagine a Tory Government whose existence should be at the same time long and also satisfactory to the organ of the Whigs. The sinister prophecy thus early made by the Edinburgh Review is appended to a somewhat lengthy examination of the proceedings ...
... One of the most remarkable novels Mat has appeared etisha Pau. MALL Gamma, A capital novel.—Jora Brut. The new play how Whig performed at the TheyM Man Tbsairs is adapted from the above wart. goer, 0. King and Co., M. Cornball,and 12. OOXIIATiON Of ...
... reformers. On the 26th June George IV. died, and William IV. was proclaimed King, This event hastened the final split between the Whigs and the Ministry. For some months the former had been doubtful as to the Line they should pursue. Expecting the Duke to iffer ...
... THE GLOBE. FRIDII, TtTLY 24, 1874. iIetRIGSTON AND RACK FOR THREE SHILLINGS. Every SUNDAY. MONDAY. and TIJES3AY. from Loodod Whig° 8.0) cam., also from Kensingtoa Sat a.m., calling at Wen Brampton, Chelsea, Clapham Junction, and other Suburban Statinns ...