... possible for the wildest imagination picture itself a civilised man who thought otherwise. But never was doctrine the historic Whig Liberal party concern itself about drawing hard and fast line between the province of individualism and tho province of the ...

... time, the whole realm was Whig or Tory—there was nothing between and nothing beyond. Now, the mere multiplication of party names shows how much the old party conditions are changed. We have Tory. Radical, Conservative, Whig, Moderate Liberal. Constit ...

... popular demands, was, in fact, little move than the partial enfranchisement of the lower middle classes in the interest of the Whig oligarchy. Unfortunately, oblivious of tho teachings of Pitt, the Tory party had at first assumed an attitude uncompromising ...

... much significance must not be attached the fact the Marquis of Salisbury haring called on Lord Hartington. nor yet of the Whig leader haring had a communication from her Majesty, for nothing vill be settled until after Mr. Gladstone’s defeat. So soon ...

... Liberal principles, writes : “We should fail to express an important principle the Whig party if did not state in the must emphatic manner that the traditions the Whigs and the convictions their present leaders are absolutely opposed to all measures tending ...

... domestic quarrel. Precedent may undoubtedly bo quoted in favour of the belief that, after the wry faces made in public, the Whig section of the company will swallow the dishes placed before them by their Radical comrades. What has happened once may happen ...

... Already such substantial identity of opinion and sentiment recognised, that the day is confidently foreshadowed when Tories, Whigs, and patriotic Radicals will all be merged in one great National party. As a mere matter of electioneering economy, take the ...

... Administration, an event which would be disastrous to the fortunes of the Liberals at the coming elections, and win* h, therefore, Whigs and Radical axe alike interested in averting.” ...

... sense of talking about the need a strong and united majority? If, the other hand, the sequel be legislation, who can doubt that Whig surrender will, before, be the condition of agreement ?” ...

... HENOAB, DIMOTOB Of ' PRXDKAtnC.BBUHB. ESQ.. PBXDEAUX PLACE. TEPBO. LEW FOSTER, ESQ., CXK>MBE, LIBKEAHD. CORK H BAER (Li3ted). WHIG BBOBETABT ADS OFFICES. EDWARD BXLLAXT, ESQ., 17, London, E.O. bwmrm the Company ereilablefor dividend the date openin'r (for ...

... confidence of his constituents by setting himself in opposition to tho wishes of Hr. Gladstone, the object being to frighten Whig waverers from joining him this patriotic course. The same thing was attempted when Hr. Chambbblain lately addressed his co ...

... talking of the brutality and oppressiveness of the udges, any more than O’Connell gained by describing the Whigs as base, bloody, and brutal. The Whigs were nob hurt by the epithets, or O’Connell made more popular. The people, unfortunately or fortunately ...