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... such childish and egregious contradictions. If they not like to call themselves Conservatives why they not call themselves Whigs, in spite of the title being antiquated? It expresses much more nearly what they moan, as far as they moan anything at all ...
... Radicalism has considerably increased in the borough since the general election. A letter from a gentleman, who admits himself a Whig and en admirer of Lord Palmerston, with which we have been favoured, corroborates this view of existing political feeling in ...
... WILLIAM HARCOURT and Sir HENRY JAMES it may be sufficient to say that, while popular enough with moderate Liberals and old Whigs, the leadership of either would drive the lef t s wing of the party into a Cave of Adullam. Besides having enunciated opinions ...
... that the difference between the principles of the “old Whigs” and the creed of Toryism is not easy to perceive, consisting, as it does, more in men than measures. When Charles James Fox led the Whigs, their declared policy was to restrain both sovereign ...
... ere long, send Mr. CHAMBERLAIN to Parliament from Birmingham. For the present they are triumph. ant over both Tories and Whigs in the Potteries by the election of him whom ARTHUR ORTON delighted to honour as his trusty and wellbeloved privy councillor ...
... feeling was not confined to any sect or class. Moderate Dissenters and Low Churchmen, representatives of Radical towns and Whig counties, were named among those ready to vote for the el-dement Quaker and author of the Twenty-Fifth Clause of the ilducadion ...
... judging the legislation Government from independent point of view. will strenuously oppose every attempt, whether it comes from Whigs or Liberals, Home Rulers, or Radicals, to tamper with the Constitution, or to alter the laws which property now secured to ...
... . GRBENWICII—At 7, Pantomime Lithe 80-Peen and Tom Tacker. The Pilot's Grave. lITINGLER'S GRAND OIRQUE—At 2 and 7, Little 'Whig Hood. SANGER'S (late Astley's A3IPHITRICATREswAt 2 and 7:PantOs mime: Aladdin, and the Wonderful lamp. ...
... committee, was loudly cheered while addressing the electors. In his speech he urged every person in Tipperary to denounce those Whigs who stayed at home and refused to vote for Mitchell acid Ireland. At the conclusion of this harangue the mob, greatly excited ...
... have most in common, and who understands than best. It wilt be a somewhat ludicrous result of the oinbroglio if, after the Whig yoke had Oren broken from the necks of the Liberal party, atter it had been led for eight years by one who had no connection ...
... Britain to pursue in its home and foreign policy. We need hardly say that in every page of this svork Lord Russell is true to his Whig colours. He never doubts the absolute perfection of the principles he has professed throughout life ; and it is amusing to ...
... quarter of a century. Is one these to be sacrificed as often the feat performed Mr. Gladstone in 186 S has be repeated ? Is the Whig party again and again to bribed with place and while their Radical allies work their will on the institutions of the country ...