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... MR. GLA.DSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The Duke of Bedford has addressed the fo'lowing letter to the Times :— Sir,—Tte belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion ...
... ANOTHER WHIG MINISTRY. What will Mr. Gladstone do with the new Whig Ministry which he has formed with so much expedition It is impossible to say that its leading men, or any considerable portion of them, are politicians after his own heart. We will not ...
... created by a Whig-Radical Legislature for the purpose of affording relief to the destitute pauper by the supply of food, raiment and lodging, should be tested. Relief to which the poor and destitute have a natural right, according to Whig-Radical law, ...
... J 1 Whig gimes. EXETER,: THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1867. The weather in London continues very inclement, and much snow has fallen during the night. The Court will fio into mourning on the 20th instant for Prince Christian's mother. The queen's Court, postponed ...
... THE EFFETE WHIGS. a I the pages of a Conservative contemporary of long and o faithful standing, appeared on May 22nd a letter from a h dissatisfied Liberal signed F,. and it contained quotations from a letter received from another Liberal and Radical ...
... WHIG PRESCIENCE. In Jul}', 1870, Parliament was informed that Europe was in profound peace. Events thus followed :— 1. July 7.— Thre ts of War betweeu France aud Prussia. 2. August 2.—Battle of Siarbriic. 3. August 4.—Battle of Wisseuiburg. 4. August ...
... WHIG ECONOMY. etTtCt-^.Ul)>UtOUti)# ...
... BUT WHIG MAY ALSO B USITI BT THE GENERAL PUBLIC. 804 w err lIROIT MULCTS tram Ss PRESS NOTIOES. • MGM Ristaarant resort al salters sad The quality el the widish are certainly supplied at moderate °bargee, eorreepood the Lill style which is eonspieuous ...
... LORD PALMERSTON—LORD JOHN RUSSELL—THE WHIG CABINET. . [From The Times.] Speaking, then, from the best information, we have been to collect, though not from any Ministerial authority, >eheve the main cause of the rupture between the Cabind Lord Palmerston ...
... WHIG -RADICAL INCONSISTENCY. WE are too much accustomed to the trickery of soi-disant financial reformers to be surprised at any act of inconsistency of 'which they may. be guilty; from the very moment that they raised the cry of economy in every department ...
... BUT WHIG'S KAY ALSO BB D BY TII F GENERAL PUBLIC , &how nes MOAT IMACTS from Or PRESS NOTICES. A Mad Misimma 01L, mono! odium wad Whim. Th. quality d the refreshments, which Sr. certainly supplied at moderate charges, correspond to the high style which ...
... violation of all that honour holds be most sacred. And the defence—what ? A personal public abuse by a Whig, before the-Whig hirelings of * corrupt Whig borough, ol the most eminent Bishop belonging to the Anglo Catholic Church. There is a noble courage ...