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London Evening Standard
MARSHAL SERRANO AND.SAGASTA
... object, the reconstruction of the Whig Party and the elimination of the influence of Marshal Campos, the king-maker of the Centralists. In that case Serrano would certainly not object to allow his friends to join the Whigs under Sagasta. The prudent, tem- ...
THE UNION OF THE IJEERAL PARTY
... surprised at iu it. The Liberal et wely Radical any more than it is ex- were Kadicals, and we are not There was a time when the Whigs to eve Pa subside into offical the main condition @® genuine is that it should all the various shades of country, asa house ...
SIR R. PEEL AT BURY
... loyal, and they brought ridicule upon the Government. The Whigs had never been able to govern Ireland, and never would. They did not know how. O'Connell used to call the Government of the Whigs base, bloody, and brutal, and it would always be the same ...
THE STATE OF IRELAND
... or by the Irish people, for they could no longer be deceived by the deceptive smile of the Whig, or-the ugly leer of the Tory. The Irish Party had beaten the Whigs at Mallow, at Wexford, and at Sligo. They had held tlieir own seats easily, and wherever ...
THE NATIONAL REVIEW,
... is between a somewhat cynical Whig, Lord Sangfroid, and a sincere but rather obtuse believer in Radicalism and offioe, from below the gangway. The former thus sums up the situation on his side :— The alliance between Whigs and Radicals— between you and ...
THE NATIONAL REVIEW
... ws between a somewhat cynical Whig, Lord Sangfroid, and a sincere but rather obtuse believer in Rauicalism and office, fiom below the gangway. The former thus sums up the situation on bis side “The alliance between Whigs and Radicala—bet ween you and ...
INIIIIVIEW WITH M. LESSEM (Tuitoutat itatinis AGINev.I
... thata Whig Mini de Lesseps protested y intrigue to prevent the granting of any further concessions that he might require, and declared that he asked for no concession, Moreover, he would not admit any Power, was ca that any English Ministry, Whig or Tory ...
THE TRVIE FORITION OF PARIIE4
... imitate any other dirty linen in public,” than never was, will be, a party whose members are all of one now anil now and ab the Whigs and oy yes S & ing ir Sibited to the == the absence of the other the phenomenon exception. It is a transi must be put up with ...
i* UNWILN'S LIST — “Now yt all Libearies s Booksellers, with: Author of the “Life of Gladstone,” Se, Crown chuth
... Verse, Crises DAYS; vaper Fep. outdon TF Fisher 17, Hotborp-viaduet, B.C. TT nN ATIONAL REVIEW. “SUNE. 2s, 6d, Conte» What ie a Whig! Uy the Right Hon. Povey, MP. ond te Author of “ Across of the Market Place. By W. ines to an U hasan ‘oekney. By Alfred james ...