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... THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS. The Daily News says—lf the next leader of the Literal party should come from what is called the Whig section, and should show himself capable of leading—that to say, of understanding and recognising first of all the objects ...
... MR. niAMBKRLAIX AND THE WHIGS. The World -ays“ The President of the Board of Trade” has really rendered his colleagues, one and all. the greatest service his power. If Birmingham, at Greenwich, and elsewhere he had posed as a sort second edition Mr. Dods ...
... by Radicals, on the charac- ter and action of the Whigs, and he comes forward to offer what he evidently intends as an apologei for that unfortunate party. According to Conservatives, he says, a Whig is a man who by circumstances belongs to the party ...
... Tha Whig* are pulling ore way *n.l aaothar, ba myo, between then, the afflicted with zigzag policy.’’ Whlt aenaa aU ia! It wonl.i imp**,].;, . 1 together dozen men an? political • ir .'° '*• took rrciaely the same view. * * to go exactly the aame ...
... FOR IIRFTS, INVALIDS, but be persuaded litohntasag ai INN* Bit INSIST a Whig RIDGE'S ...
... thought enables wee the only seem to meellei. • Allem etworted meths. lag soaplaiad of the ledge Whig He quite that if the lodge did sot pay its holm it ought to he impended, but he understood gall secretary of the (P. A. Watkins) could set age hie returns ...
... I • wed ihe bet baba tee.* I • last Whig, csasheig.• said my elinpeales. . • I Wiese there le so wig el he V yes tirda. There Is seise I repaid, la venfoot.' Obi luffollfel, Maw! ha • you any objeiticat • as In this. be 'Whited his cigar Balk& I ...
... B. CROOKS , (Awn LONDON.) PRACTICAL TAILOR AND WOOLEN DRAPER, 7, NEW.BOAD, SPALDING. Whigs. o Worst th• paths that b• Ms swimmeret at Whew and from Ids loss awl la Ma Wipes to twit a of pstdie , patroswo. B.C. Fs& wand that an ardor* entrusted to kW wM ...
... Rerieio observes that there is a certain amount of truth in Lord Hartington's definition of the character and function of the Whigs. As far as they have guided, directed, and checked popular movements they have rendered invaluable service to the country, ...
... superiority upon the Whig as a half-hearted creature nominally attaehed to the Liberal party, tinged with more than a suspicion of Toryism, a mild sort of politician who blows neither hot nor cold. The splendid services rendered Whigs in the past to the ...
... superiority upon the Whig as • half-hearted creature noml. attached to the Liberal party, tinged with more than • suspicion of Torybro, • mild sort of politician who blows neither hot noreold. The splendid cervices rendered by Whigs in the past to the cause ...