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... 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 ...
... —MR. EDWARD LLOYD TONIGHT will Bing Norab, the Pride of Kildare, and It a Charming Girl I Love (Benedict). Admiswooe Doc Whig railway forel d Ie.—RETURN TICKETS are NOW IsSUED Iron ANY STATION on tho METROPOLITAN and DISTRICT RAIL. WAIN, Secluding ADMISSION ...
... PAPERS• THE LIBERAL PARTY. The Time,. thinks Sir W. Hareotirt's speech is an elaboratedemonstration that the Liberal party is Whig also. He seems to feel no difficulty in holding that a Government, even if it call itself Conservative, must administer the ...
... with regard to the future, he urged that the Conservative party should take au independent course, nut truckling either to Whigs or Radicals, but carrying practical and temperate reforms, and defending England's soil and maintaining her honour against ...
... was immediately, intended for the protection of Spain in the contest with the revolted colonte..?, it was denounced by the Whig Opposition.' The Liberal party of the prow-nt day sometimes incline to the opposite error of exaggerating the obligations et ...
... LONDON-Ballet The Valley of Grace. nightly. WATER CUSHIONS FOR INVALIDS, affordiuir iostaot relief from pressure, eflostuelly pro. ?Whig bed-sores be their ease, sof tusss..and elasticity. frustrated Price List free by oast. HOOPEIt AN D COMPINY Manufacturers ...
... by the excesses of . the Commune and the imprudent vaunting of the feather heads among our own Rad:cals. A section of old Whigs, always covertly hostile to the Premier, threw their force against him. Thus many of the active politicians were swinging to ...
... political sentiments of the English nation. No people and no party was wise which souget to break altogether with its past. The Whig tradition was the inheritance of tae Liberal party ; and the Liberal cause woald gain nothing by discarding it. lie had been ...