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... is haunted that the Tories have been masquerading in robes that only'fit e Whigs, and that Whigs alone are entitled to V wear. Indeed it is not indisposed to claim that the Whig rate of progress would be more decorously gradual than' that of the Tories ...
... of which could alone be relieved by an appeal to aimns. WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Daily T2elccrap/ observes that the Edinburgh Reviewee has come forward to define the position belonging to the Whigs, and seems feverishly anxious to exonerate that respectable ...
... its wonted abuse on of the Ministry for the Zululand war, was on the self. br. TIir siaine hour answered by Culonol Buller, a Whig, at th' ldxeter, justifying the war asd laudatory of the Mh l'eaconcfield Government for the prosecution of that MN wvar. He ...
... -he social forces, of the time I have probably as much to 'do with the new I phenomenon, ~-as the 'desire to propag.te t Whig and' ΒΆ1ry principles. The times have 8 madeclubs a real part of the social life of i . the mnialo'and upper'.classes.' As the ...
... another B man, because he did not think a seat in the House of m Commons worth that degradation, and a son of Lord or Dalousie-a Whig of the Wbigs-onaght to have I equal pride and independence of soul. The contest vi will, in that ease; be equal, and without ...
... Well, Lord Ressell was mere a modest, eand admitted that as to the question of finance y and figures the Whigs were not very strong. Well, the - Whigs bad a deficit: and year after year withibad harvests, I and with-the Corn Laws, a deficit was inevitable;I ...
... This rumour bears too strong a fiamldy ?? to the ome which we referred to hlst, week-that the Government intends to d ish tho Whigsswith a sweeping Redistribution t Bill-to be worthy of credit. 'Ihe rish Parliamentary party met in Dublin yesterday, and adopted ...
... that in questions of finiance and figures the Whigs were not very strong. (Laughter.) Well, the Whigs hld a deficit year after year. With bad harveeha aud with a Corn Law deficit was inevinuble, aud the Whigs vent out of office. Sir Robert Peel caine in ...
... ire to have many canards on the wing, I am Hal ,ot over credulous. The Goviernment are to the urprise us all, and dish the Whigs by two wer Teat c01uPS-one for county franchise on a Lea Household basis; another, for Ireland, is to Sir a ttle the land ...
... the Wtgsrpke,4owp iotbd -yqar. 14. -d remember telling Lord Soli Russell oneeinthellouse of Commons.that.I though that the Whigs'and'the party as far -aI'recolhectoe. it never had a i-eally good Cbdncell'oi' thde l?.r;\equ&. lie went ba~ck ga g . way :- ...
... less bright. Unhappily for England, no such signs are visible in any quarter. They cannot be discerned either among the pure Whigs at Wakefield or the Radicals at Birmingham; yet it is certain that, until questions deeply affecting not merely the future ...
... journal was once the powerful organ of the Whig party, and still, we suppose, represents the crotchets or the fears of a diminished group who call themselves Whigs, while they ignore Whig principles and forget Whig I traditions. The time has gone by in which ...