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... what principles govern the Cabinet, despite the Whig complexion given to it by Lord Hartington and Lord Granville. Those principles will continue to be triumphant until the unnatural union between the Whigs and the Radicals is dissolved by time or circumstances ...
... hand, and the Whigs and the Radicals on the other. The gist of Mr. Laeouchere’s article is to show that the Radicals ought to break with the Whigs; while one of Mr. Auberon Herbert’s main objects is* to show how difficult it is for the Whigs to break with ...
... CONTENTS. Leading Articles:— The Statecraft of the Whigs Mr. Parnell’s New Land Bill. Occasional Notes The Mid-Cheshire Election. The Nozze di Biggako.—Mr. Egan’s Defench.—The Humanitarians Difficulties. —M. Joffrin’s Specific for Popular Disturcances ...
... not disdain Whig fellowship because they knew by experience that Mr. Gladstone was easily impelled in the direction they desired, and that vhcnhe moved the reluctant Whig mass moved with him. A Whig-Radical coalition was possible because a Whig-Radical chief ...
... exclusively Radical any more than it is exclusively Whig. There was a time when the Whigs were Radicals, and we are not altogether unaccustomed to see parliamentary Radicals subside into official Whigs. But the main condition of existence to genuine Liberal ...
... once part they cannot very readily be brought together again. The Whigs who left their party in 1793 on a question of foreign policy rejoined it when that question passed away; the Whigs who left their party in 1834 on questions of constitutional and ...
... not dissatisfied with the position the Whig party have in former times occupied, and that I believe they occupy at the present time. I admit that the Whigs are not the leaders in popular movements ; but the Whigs have been able, I think to the great advantage ...
... IRELAND AND THE PATENTS BILL. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig states that when the Patents Bill comes up for consideration on report, a number of members representing commercial and industrial constituencies in Ireland will endeavour to ...
... the future, ends which their Whig colleagues view with repugnance ; and even as to intermediate steps they have diligently striven, by organizing opinion out of doors, to force the hands of their hesitating allies. The Whigs, on the other hand, while they ...
... NATIONAL UEVI JUNE. 2s. 6d. rs, WHAT A WHIG? Uy the Right Hon. Earl PtH.-v, M.P. ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN INDO CHINA. the Author THE RADICALISM OF THE MARKET-PLAC of Across W. 11. M allock. LINES TO AN UNKNOWN COCKNEY. Ali-red Austin “VEILED OUSTKUCTION ...
... worthy of attention. —Atluturum. have not read anything in modern bright, vigorous, incisive, out of the pages of the great Whig essayist and historian.”— Spectator. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...
... Miscellaneous Article:— COKMOKANTS Occasional Notes:— A Feeble Outrage. O’Donnell’s Trial.—Soldiership and Education.— Plain Whig Principles.— The Tamatavb Case. Female Playwrights.— What Might Have Been.—Persia and Herat. Honorary Colonelcies. Marlowe ...