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... THE WHIGS AND ADVANCED LIBERALS. The Spectator says:—That there is strong party among the Liberals which as not Whig, and which is often very cross with the Whig-s for not advancing rapidly enough on the path of reform, is true; but it is not party which ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. T. —Tes, in 1865. W. Mo?s. —Consult a bookseller. Vernon— No ; he came forward as a Whig, opposition to the Radicals. S.— See tbe Weekly Supplement to the Courier, in which a reply to your question will be inserted. O. —In the paragraph ...
... do it homage. Though Congreve was a Whig, Swift compelled the Tories to give him a place. He did the same by Pope and Gay, pwn turn came, and he wanted the Se e o f H ere f or d, though when his he failed to get it. He served others, himself he could ...
... sacking London in defence of Protestantism, all wore blue ribbons. Blue and buff have long been recognised as pertaining to the Whigs. Charles James Fox always dressed in a blue coat with gilt buttons and a buff wtdstcoat—colours worn both men and women whose ...
... infusion of the element of ridicule. Mr. Gladstone has managed with singular skill to irritate first the Radical and then the Whig section his followers, and if solid andreliable nucleus could be discovered in either section you would soon see here floating ...
... Harcourt. The pro. f sub *itted to a private meeting of his supst night, arid although the Radical section having a second Whig representative, the those present, decided to recommend the jv'Vli • public meeting to be held to-night. -Mr. \ ' his letter ...
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... reassuring Whig theory tbat in Government constituted very largely of moderate men, Radicalism will find itself powerless. That might have been the case had this element remained unrepresented the Cabinet was the original intention of the Whig and Liberal ...
... shortly fill a highly responsible position at the time of his assailing Austria in such intemperate language. All along, the Whigs and Moderates have viewed his exaltation with ill-concealed aversion, and now quite a chorus of I told you so rises from ...
... the Extremists gain victory on both of these questions, and they themselves are equally sanguine. They openly boast that the Whigs and Moderates dare not break with them, come what may, ...
... tbe qualification to vote to rentals; but a large number of working men were excluded from the franchise, the object of the Whig Government being apparently to keep the government of the country in the hands of the middle classes. Sir Robert Peel, speaking ...
... attempt will inevitably aleniate th great mass of the English nation, and deprive them o support of compact phlanx of old Whigs who. willing to go a sjood way with their Radicaf allies, would undoubtedly refuse to lend themselves attack upon the rights ...