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... Hartington's would have been had he undertaken to form a Ministry. In such a case he, representing in his own person the great Whig interests, would have felt bound, in order to complete the representation of the party, to ally himself with the Radical section ...
... very grave one. The danger can be met only by re-drawing of the lines of demarcation between Conservatives and Whigs. As a party the Whigs have ceased to exist. They are now merely the figure head of the Radical ship. If they wish to regain power, to ...
... Gladstone i 3 neces presentative—that difficulty might arise. . Whigs stand next to the Conservatives in P OIU ** strength, though a conjunction of Radica Rulers might possibly equal the Whig array- The Standard says:—lt is not surprising » ville's name ...
... confidence in the good intention of the Liberal majority towards Ireland, and said he would stand up as determinedly against a Whig majority as against a Tory majority if they did not yield to the claims of the Irish people. Col. Colthurst said that unless ...
... and the Tdegruph say •elected they will see, wa said it. The ight-rope dancer. The Glasstovb and nobody a respect it agrees Whig organ coming ml, the atom, r, Gladstone are pouring and Medea, and i in Mesopotamia, and in Pontius and Asia, are and Scotchmen ...
... Fortune, favouring Beer, Makes Hind lip's butt a Baronet, And Dublin's Stout a Peer. A Bass, thrice victor, lags behind, d , The Whigs, like Fortune, —rrr-*—: v ...
... he had fallen because ho had not ac- copted plain Whig principles; it praised Lord Beaconsfeld's Administration in its early days because the versatile Conservative shawed signs of being a “plain “Whig”; Giad- it broke from its party when Mr. stone began ...
... bstla-fleld of that great contest which has teen waged in the country. The contest fought in Midlothian bits not been between Whigs and Tories—between Liberal and Conservative—but it has been the battle of constitutional Government and oppressed nationalities ...
... Playfair. Sir H. Elliot. Cfcarlea Dilke Mr. Chamber* angry Whig declaiming, to-day, be gentlemen having office in the jive them place the dined with OarabetU. Yea,* uni the of Walee. Whig. ted to-night that Mr. Goecheo has retiion the Briliah embaaiy ...
... Commons will be the effort of this secret party to make use of the power. But the Liberal ranks, the ranks that contain the Whigs, there is a sudden fear of the aims of the Radicals, and a thorough determination to oppose them. Alluding to this political ...
... had been conducted during the last six years, and, thank God, they had got rid it. The Tories had endeavoured to dish the Whigs, but they had only su2ceeded in dishing themselves. Lord Beacossfield in the moment of his triumph spoke of the exuberant ...