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... THE WHIGS. ifaai the [Contervativej Standard of Hut morning.) The notion tho Whigs being any way debarred their historical antecedents from combining with the Conservatives is absurd. Their own theory of themselves is that they are 'he true Conservatives ...
... THE WHIGS. By a Whig of the Old School. poke last week of the short-comings of the at * ers iv the recent addresses delivered by them at ewcastle and Stirling. Nor do we think that they p .fended matters their more recent displays at too 1 • c hold, indeed ...
... THE WHIG. Every Whig is not an atheist, but every atheist is Whig, lie does not think it necessary there should be no God, but tiiat it is necessary to exclude Him from the government of the world ; whence Wiiig-politician was ever known to bring the ...
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... THE WHIGS. Whilst the Whigs, as party, have suffered from the impatience of their leaders when out office the more honourable policy and foresight of Conservative stasesmen, has proved less beneficial to their Fupporters than to the general interests ...
... WHIG FINANCES. The Daily Chronicle pnblishes a letter from a member of the Irish Whig Party in reference to Mr Edward Blake's statement that the party would requires sum of JE4B,O(X) this year. After pointing out that erroneous statements been made ...
... parliamentary or financial reform. At that time the most liberal whigs were far more conservative than any member of the present government; but a new party arose the Commons, and made the whigs radicals, and, to all appearance, the conservatives, influenced ...
... The Whig Attitude. -There is something pathetic in the pose of the leading Whigs, as they mournfully protest that, although they could not join the Government, they nevertheless remain as robust as ever in their Liberalism, and most devoted followers ...
... WHIG IMPARTIALITY Sir,—l dare say you have observed that a little “job” has been long in progress, with the view of pacifying Pitzroy-slreet political adherent, in the shape of order the Commons’ Committee to mend the rails on Butt Green. don’t find fault ...