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... the artislocralic Whig families! Mr. Bright honest io the statement of bis terms. Ou the condition that and his friends shall no longer be purposely excluded from political power/’ they will put themselves under the yoke of the first Whig lord who strikes ...
... WHIG AND TORY. The famous names of Tory and Whig are now two hundred years old. Both parties were produced tho struggle for the exclusion of James from the throne, la the time of Charles the 11, the national feeling was roused the notorious Popery of ...
... FAILURE OF THE WHIG FINANCIERS- It is most striking eiwumstanne thst since the days of Wslpolr Ihv Whigs never produced financier of celebrity. At pamphleteering, essay writing, speech inakii'g, at putiiieal strokes of ruction, many of their champions ...
... STATE OF THE WHIG CABINET. Thera is one contingency which factions are apt to overlook, and that is the contingency of success. A game may vary good so long it is eonQned to agitation, but may break down the instant there is a necessity for acting as ...
... (From the Northern Whig.) We are now in position to lay before our readers the entire of the evidei.ee given before Mr. W. 9. Tracy. R-M., during the recent examinations held the county gaol the Blel of December and the let the present month, besides ...
... THE COLONIAL POLICY OF ENGLAND. The Times takes the annexed very gloomy view of the colonial policy of the Whig administration, the text of the Thunderer being the war now waging unsatisfactorily in South Africa; “The Dolce of Wellington long since declared ...
... THE DERBY AND THE WHIG MINISTRIES. T«i Barnaeleo ere, any rale, longer slicking to tbe old Stale veesel. time, perhaps, the triple groop the British Laoeoon—England, Ireland, and Scot* ke extricated from serpentine involo* tiona of red tape, in the midst ...
... may bo, it not becoming Hritiab Irioh l>othn- to aloof, or !•» rofralu from agaiual the nrooonl unfair political conduct tho Whig ibo aonototod Pontiff holioto that W big arc favourable fho rornldtloMary parly In R«n»o. and to the ntlof aohrorslon temporal ...
... (Canaerrallra.) J. H. CaalAaU. (Whig,) T. Cswolly, (Conacrratirr.) W. U. Cotton, T. ▼. Dawson, (Whig.) W. Fagan (Kapaaka.) Sir B. Farguaon, C. Fartaacna. (WblgJ O. O. Grata. (Whig.) J. Own, (Rawsalsr.) B. Hewaa, Whig,) B. A. Herbert. (Con. aarratiao ...
... liberal professions. Ho was gene rally found going into the same lobby with Whig ministerial party all imimrlant divisions. Recently, however, aceraa to bavo lost all confidence in Whig principle, represented by the Premier; and. apparent fit of morbid political ...
... but problematical.) little gain can accrue to the Whigs by the changes question. As regards the moral results affecting the welfare of the nation, likely to arise from the new ingredients added the Whig political cauldron, should think few of favourable ...
... since the opening of his ministerial career, was when ho unnecessarily volunteered to endorse the popular fallacy that because Whig ministry could command small majorities while sealed on the Treasury benches, the fallen leaders of the party must therefore ...