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... THE WHIG SCARE AND THE TORY ONSLAUGHT. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1830, The scare which seemed to have taken possession of the Parliamentary Whigs, and which afforded an opportunity for Tory onslaughts upon the Goverument, and Home Rule obstruction of wearisome ...
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... 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 ...
... r.,o4tiou o f ti ! , : old Whigs aid Tories he distinguished °Mira') from that of those known as IN bugs and Tories of later times. He had arrived at the couclusiaa that the notion derived from llacadaY as to the old Whigs and Tories was not correct. ...
... A TORY VIEW OF THE WHIGS. THE mind of the writer who could indite the extraordinary diatribe which appears in the new Quarterly Review must certainly be a curious study. We can understand that there are those who would like to return to the days of the ...
... OLD WHIGS AND NEW RADICALS. If it is to be struggle between the old Whigs and the new Radicals,” said Ur. Bbiogs at the Crystal Palace demonstration on Saturday, “I for one hope the Radicals will win.” Without sharing Ur. Briggs’s political aspirations ...
... ATTITCDB OP THE “OLD WHIGS.” It ia with » certain melancholy, rather than annoy* ance, that the Spectator regards the present attitude and future action of the OM Whigs. Differing this from very large section, or, perhaps, from the majority of Liberals ...
... THOSE STILL UNREGENERATE WHIGS. The ** greatest majority since the first Reform Bill” seems already to stand in need of coercion. Dark hints are being thrown out that if the more moderate members the great Liberal par‘y' presume any longer to impede the ...
... A WHIG AND RADICAL COALITION. Lord Hartlrgion, when he proposed in 1859, a vote of want of confidence in Lord Derby’s Government, counselled coalition between the Whigs and the Radical*, deserved the Whigs as the educated section of the Liberal party ...
... Harcourt, a Whig, and the son of a Whig, claims, I at Birmingham, as the guest of Mr. Chamberlain, to be as good a radical as his host. But the Radicals can distinguish a Whig in an instant, and a 'Whig knows a Radical by signs which are as well understood ...
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... TORY AND WHIG ANTICIPATIONS FROM REFORM. We have said that the time has not yet ooie when the constitutional benefits and disadvantages of the Reform Bill can be fairly weighed against each other. It Initiated a change in the character of Parliament ...