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... on the Eastern question, Mr Gladstone, if the Edinburgh Bevieiv is to be trusted, being far from expressing the views of the Whig section of the Liberal party. ...
... the stream of what then and what now far as we are concerned, the stream of progress and enlightenment. He was neither an «ld Whig nor an aggressive Democrat, but he partook of the best-spirit of the former and most fruitful elements of the programme of ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE EASTERN The current number of the Bdindurgh published on Saturday, an article on “Turkey and Russia,” which is well worth per- usal, not only for its intrinsic merits, but as a statement of the views held by the important section of ...
... lamlma . As ot party are constantly adTflDcinfi '—tlie Conservatives of to-day occupying the ground formerly held by the 'Whigs , of the last generation ; • and the Liberals , to be true and faithful to their traditions , • must get very near the position ...
... S. ~ The. mew:number of -the Edinburghi Review, _which:: weflects -the: sentintents D'of:those” timid Liberals ‘who:care Whigs .or sometfiing- less,“coutains -an jarticle on''“lurkey and Russia,”” from which we_give: two- fuotations. | “Respecting - ...
... army them unawares. In the regular mope and wild- and Leaks new ones ; whereas the shareholders of which goes by the name of Whig. Of course fowl countries—that is to say the eastern fens— co-operative stores and their servants have only to the ecclesiastical ...
... For a quarter of a century we had been represented —more correct by far would it be to say misrepresent3l —by a pretentious Whig aristocrat, who, owing his original return to the extreme Radicals and continuance in his seat to the more moderate Liberals ...
... it. Oh, you have to answer for | certain that there is a large section im not inclined to take the a Led pany the “oficial Whigs” like Mr Adam, or the Chare eals like Sir Robert Anstruther, let the que te quict for a time. A very able evidence of this ...
... favoured general officers in the army, and some snug commands for naval officers, particularly those bearing the name of orthodox Whig or Tory sound but the regular salaries of officers who may lack friends at Court are miserably small. May England never suffer ...
... by those who could make the most of it. For the great commoner, the pet of fortune and the favourite of the mob, whom the Whigs adopted and at last officially followed, has been saying many things about the Eastern Question which the NN'hig org ,n anxiously ...
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