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... to Mpttdtote the ••••»*» bay and Whig opaootttoa. On* Mr. CbaubnUin «rillnotdo. »»d to»tliiwigß Wo soot Moo ant differing with coUengaM. That * unearned increment' which formed eo desirable an adjunct to the aorew trade qaito too honriUe when it is toe ...
... receive Whig support in promoting the purposes of Birmingham Radicalism. Neither can they fail to perceive that the highest interests the country will suffer should this most unnatural conjunction perpetuated. But power is very precious to the Whig soul; ...
... defection Whig* »md aedermt* Liberal! »t the boar. la that cut aboald probably mo complete diiintegratioo of present party oyotom—* ebuigo tboc orentooto iautiooml goto. INDIAN RAILWAYS. Witk special reference te new edition of Sit WilliaM Andrew's work ...
... has no more horrors for Lord Bbaconsfield than for the plainest of Whigs. These three measures complete the Whig programme, though it seems to thought very important to mention that Whigs believe in property, in the Established Church, in Free. Trade, and ...
... been attracted by the address of Mr. Albert Grey, M.P. Mr. Grey is a typical Whig. He is the heir of Earl Grey, and has during the present Parliament formed one of the band Whigs who, certain occasions, have deserted the Government and voted with the Opposition ...
... ; by means gloomy, but indeed highly reassuring, to those for whose especial benefit and encouragement they are made. The Whigs and Radicals will fall asunder, we are confidently told, the moment Mr. Gladstone's reconciling and controlling influence gone ...
... body is Conservative and, what is more, believe it will be very chary of entrusting its Conaer. vatism to the Whigs. What strength has the Whig psrty really possessed in the House of Commons during the last ten years? What strength is it likely possess ...
... candidate a youthful scion of a well-Known Whig family. Lor I Ramsay is tho son of tho Earl of Dalhouvie, and the Into earl, better known politics first Mr. Fox Manic and afterwards os Lord was notable * Whig tho Whigs.* choice of such a champion may be intended ...
... ELECTION PROSPECTS. At first sight, tho Statist remarks, Mr. Chamber* lain's treatment of the Whigs may regarded as the clearest evidence that he, least, is convinced there will vast Liberal majority. But it points out that there is another possible ...
... Grey is, it adds, decided party man, not one likely to let trifle stand between himself and his allegiance. He is a genuine Whig, and he has abilities enough read tiie signs of the times and form opinions for himself. When, therefore, find politician with ...
... slightest fear for the harmonious action the Liberal party. The Radicals would not be strong enough without the Whigs to back them, and the Whigs know full well that to have any real iufluenoe in the country they must have the Radicals in front them. The ...
... parties alike—to English Radicals, Irish Home Rulers, and foreign sympathisers—that it is not only the Conservatives, or the Whigs, or Moderate Liberals, but practically the entire nation which is determined to maintain the Union; and that those who are ...