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... THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG Fast. 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIAIY NEWS Sin,-I observe that at the meeting atflevon- shire House, when Lord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain exchanged the kiss of peace, his lordship expressed a wish that the Liberal party ...
... ' Bedford (who died in 1861) among the Whigs. Edmund's The Saturday Review has not thought it disgraceful to .. identification of him with Lord Colchicum is simply once more justify its title to be called the Saturday at — nonsense and rubbish, and ...
... doubt whether our Whig office-mongers will Mr. Chamberlain himself. His instincts are good. He contemplate for very long with equanimity the Tory 7 had an excellent position in the country; and now, step gang enjoying spoils which the Whigs regard as their ...
... _ MalVA(nel Whig II ,n.l It( Oep9eite 6- 114.ocished Best hammered Pernehle , 2_ _ ...
... Denial Work Eatocodsol /be M. 82, KIRKDALE, SYDENHAM, OF PEAL HILL MR. WHIG HT, Surgeon Dentin, (Formerly Aneistant to R. G. Heine, Dentin to the Royal Family). Begs to inform he Patienta that he haa Remora from Regent's Park Road tv As seve Address ...
... country should olearly realise the political situation. The Liberal Party has been for long divided into Whigs and Radicals. Time was when the Whigs were in a majority, but, for some years, this majority has passed to the Radicals; and in the last Parliament ...
... , for, without being absolutely Whigs, they are not Radicals. For the nonce, Lord Hartington and his Whig friends are absolutely masters of the situaticn. They have, as Whigs, no following in the country, for the Whigs out of Parliament have already become ...
... Ildeghtou ; pe.lllnessuill,.. lir :glis il o;:l ns crieed A . 4 , v r c., promptly aloomotatl. Moe Mods leellie6eseet. 0. L WHIGS?. MONRY.—A Mired Tradesman mill load of kJ pee, to Householder, oe Noosilty,•t from dye per cent., et one day'. botles.—Yer ...
... of the Whig wet blanket. The struggle between the masses and the privileged classes with their dependants has, as Mr. Gladstone has told us, commenced. The masses despise all half-hearted policy. Between Conservatives and Radicals led by Whigs they see ...
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... for, but other lines of cleavage were long ago apparent, and will not, be got rid of by any patching-up on the surface. The Whigs have never been at one with the Radicals, and there has never been complete agreement among the Radicals. 3lr. Bright and Mr ...
... too sound a Radical. Amongst be Unionists be is powerless, for he has but few followers, and the Whigs dominate, as is natural that they should, in a Whig Cave. Six months ago there was no man more esteemed by the Radicals. At present they are bitterly ...