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... irom the paper by Harl Perey in tho current number of the National Revicw:—We appear to bo driven to the conclusion that « Whig—(I.) Requires no wider basis than the broad outlines of English history upon which to found his doctrine, (IL) Disclaims any ...
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... thit the Whig party should coalesce with the Radical party, because in private life they heard no greater abuse of the Radicals and their leaders than came from the Whig party. He heard it constantly in London, but when it came to voting the Whigs were like ...
... pains. He is asked no cratic houses. ‘‘ The social gulf that separa’cs thy now Liberals and the old Whigs is wider than that which divides either Whigs or Liberal from Conservatives. The cocial tactics and attited. of Conservative peers and other important ...
... Salisbury is believed to be willing to join such a com- Ligation, and it is said that its promoters hope to detach a certain of Whigs from the Liberal party. ...
... late East Lothian Lord by the Liberals themselves fo their Ne would not pledge is su a that they could not vote for one of the Whig lishment. In this wa; date, Lecause we for the disinberitance ef 3 Churel Now, what do we find in Newcastle? find a number ...
... namely, the the Nationalists, Formerly Limerick was represented by a Catholic Liberal, who in many in: stances supported the Whig and Liberal Governments, and votes than any Liberal. it is now represented by a Nationalist, who has scored more The nominations ...
... ctmL LAWS' GALLTNY or PHOITKMIAPWY I 4 ( -TY tilt LOVER, LOW RR If ll AND CO., •Nand. admied••• iMOVI9 TO Ilk& NUM • Ma • mod Whig ••• mamba. n. &dm , , NO UAW? AND In it ili NGIMIT. M.U.TON, AND DUCATION.—MRS. ARHSTRONG,, Rai- . ems, deal.. LIVERY WINTER ...
... appears to mo, he was misteading Perbaps tho most im- ortant was his altemptto show that tho Whigs bad always een tho friends of liberty and progress. “The Whigs,” he “so far from thinking it their duty to moderate and con- ers and chiefs in them.” trol ...
... enough; hence his appeal was seldom cr never to the traditional Whigs, but to the working men, as working men] In the view of Lord Beacoxsrretp it was not om object to be desired that the old Whigs should leave the ;Liberal party. Let them remain im the hands ...