... WHIGS AND RADICALS. 10 THE EDITOR. sir. If the Ile, is a Whig leakier, this must be so, as he evidently aperika an one having Authority and net es theecribea, - then d the Radicals of Peterborough ta ps = and give reaped's' AA the wade it known, e ...

... Woburn Whigs of the House of Russell. The representative of that house, now seeking to represent this borough, went back two hundred years in his effort to prove the hereditary iniquity of the Tories—the equally hereditary virtues of the Whigs. We will ...

... PLAIN WHIG PRINCIPLES.' The Saturday Review, adverting to the ssggestion of the Edinburgh Review that Mr. Gladstone should be the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the next Whig Government, says : A Prime Minister of moderate opinions, with the revolutionary ...

... WHIG OR RADICAL ? Lord Ramsay has surrendered at discretion. Havin gone so far, in his address to the electors of Liverpool, as to promise to support a motion for inquiry into the demands the Irish people for local government, it was but a little step ...

... whenever the Liberal party is reconstituted, it will be on a Whig basis, and it Is accordingly this Whig basis which the Edinburgh Review seeks now clearly to define. By the term 'Whig basis ' we are told Lord Russell meant to designate not a clique ...

... Cavaliers, while he denies, and with perfect truth, that the Whigs of 18S0 are the same sort of politicians with the Whigs of 1688. Had he said that the Tories of the present day somewhat resemble the Whigs of 1688, he would have put some colour of truth on his ...

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... allimportant question, Who are the Whigs of the present day ? is not by any means nearer solution now thau it was before the article in question was penned. According to the Tories, the natural enemies of the Whigs, the party is both numerous and in ...

... utter delusion to suppose | that the Whigs are declining, or have declined, in influence or authority. On the contrary, it asseri s thai England is now, as always, Whig at heart ; and, in fact, if it were not for the Whigs, the Liberals would be nowhere. We ...

... out of the wav never li having no claim the cuasi. Dien. Would that it were si! . Whig paity, or the Moderate L ! they like best to be -lithe times may be jud d of by tii ■ j in the new number the , wiiter of this article, who probably inspiration from ...

... article in the Edinburgh Review which discourses on what the writer calls Plain Whig Principles, and in which advocates tho reconstitution of tho Liberal party on Whig basis. The article is an anachronism, for the Liberal party is already reconstituted ...

... send me back a returned nmpfl to Woburn, but to turn | the Woburn Whig into an Aylesbury Whi{v(chuu), { and the Aylesbury Whig into & Westminster Whig, and to let me fight side by side with Sir Nathaniel de toths- | child in the interests of Aylesbury ...