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... friends. Let no fear of the Whigs coining in affect them. If the Whigs had been in office, neither the new Corn Law, nor the Tariff, nor the Canada Corn Bill would have passed. The agriculturists arc all powerful in opposition to a Whig Ministry; inefficient ...
... on the gui vive at the prospect of a dissolution of Parliament, supposed to be necessarily conse quent on the advent of a Whig-Radical Administration. The recall of Sir Rabert Peel, however, will put a stop to this activity; therefore it is unnecessary ...
... they would then vote for Lord Howick, on ?? the fust occasion the Whigs would give their support to Colonel Thompson. The Chartists now claim the fulfil- ment of this pledge, and the Whigs are not in a position to complete it. The \\ lugs generally say ...
... THE LATE ABORTIVE ATTEMPT TO FORM A GOVERNMENT. * (From the Spectator.) The Whig outcry against Earl Grey, for his conduct in the ; recent negotiations, has led us to make inquiries into the ! facts ; and we have learned enough to satisfy us that they ...
... whom satisfactory ? If, J as the leading Whig-Radical journal says, the arrange- j ments preceding the opening of Parliament are « a | homage to the necessity of a liberal policy, we may J imagine that the Whig-Radicals will deemthe measures ...
... of renewing thei r«h ...
... of the beaten Whigs tried to make out that though the elections had gone in favour of the Tories and the Corn Laws, the nation was against restrictions on the import of food. What did the Times say then'r 1 Did it agree with the Whig journalists? Did ...
... the ...
... summary of the proceedings : — Conservative claims allowed, 23 ; Conservative objections sustained, 43 Total, 06 Whigs claims allowed, 21 ; Whig objections sus- tained, 47. Total, 08. Mr. Pryme was objected to by the Conservatives, on the ground that he had ...
... columns, to inform Sir Robert Peel that Dr. Hawkins was the author of that Test which ! was so indignantly rejected last term by Whig and Tory, High aud Low Churchmen ; and, further, that he is known ! to be a man of that bitter and malignant spirit, that his ...
... exceeds the Conservative, the former being 1(19, the latter only 150. It is, therefore, a Whig majority, and so far its leaders are Whig leaders, and Sir Robert a Whig Premier. This is the case, not just for the nonce, not on a minor or an accidental question ...
... ters attack the Whigs ? The Whigs have paid the . penalty attached to their fatal policy. The Whigs : proper are placeless. How, besides, might Ministers I attack the 'Whigs at the very moment in which they J were openly embracing Whig ...