... WHIG, TORY, CONSERVATIVE? SIR. —The following historical notes may prove interesting the present moment in reply Old Whig.” In Kill first appeared the existence of the two great political parties, subsequently—in the time of Charles ll. called Whig and ...

... & Whig; the Parson is the Rev. E. G. Banks, who proclaims himself to be a Radical; the Lawyer is a Mr. E. Davis, the son of a well-known Hebrew money-lender at the West-end of the town; and the Nobleman is Lord Clifton, who will carry the colors of “Tory ...

... WESTERN MORNING NEWS! SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1885; THE TOIiQUAY DIVISION’. MR. MALLOCK AT DARTMOUTH. they Whigs, Liberals, or Conservatives—would stand side side to oppose Radical revolutionary, and communistic proposals; that the battle cry of the future ...

... COWPER'S TASK. (In the % Ninetcenth Century.”) To show the Rad bogey the merest of scares, Andhprove that the “Old Whigs” are not without eirs. (From “ Funny Folks.™) Savce ror THE Goose, ETC.—QuieT MaN: “ How is this, poficeman? These people are not ...

... re-unite Radicals and Whigs for electioneering purposes. Any such compact must be a dishonest one, and none such can confer any benefit on the nation ; but, as in 1880, so now, the primary object of Mr. GIADSTONX, with which Whigs and Radicals have apparently ...

... idea that radical self-assertion would drive the Whigs over to the Tories is absurd. We should, however not lose much if this did happen ; but, as a matter of fact, the danger is imaginary. For the Whigs of convenience—the men who hanker after the fle ...

... grievance is a private rather than a public one. “The father the lad,” anyone, should write making complaint. Conservative-Whig.”—The name “Tory” has long since ceased to If It ever was, opprobrious nickname, and It has been publicly adopted eminent members ...

... sympathy between the Whigs and the + t Radicals, nd any at empt to formulate a scheme which would commend itse i to both parties would mean an irreparable schism. Let nobody go away, however, and imagine that joint action between Whigs and Radicals is im- ...

... Woodstock would thus appear to he one of those who are labouring under the delusion that the Whig can be detached from the Liberal ranks. There are Whigs and Whigs, and, with such leaders as Sir STAFFORD NORTRCOTE and Mr. SMITH, we have teen certain moderate ...

... For further information I should refer the learned gentleman various dictionaries. Again, Liberals were originally termed Whigs, from the whey which formed the chief drink of tha Cauieronian peasantry Scotland, who, being unmercifully harassed and persecuted ...

... This is the old Whig dodge, but the danger of the split is imaginary. If the Radicals do not give in to the Whigs, the Whigs will give in to the Radicals ; and since the Radicals are far more indispensable to the Whigs than the Whigs are to ...

... writer's countrymen. At the same time, Mr. GLADSTONE. has bribes to offer, both to the Radicals who distrust him and to the Whigs who are afraid of him. He approves, in each case with some significant reservation, of nearly all the revolutionary proposals ...