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... Tenant League Agitation has been «.till going onward. Two meetings have been lately held I town and Antrim. The Nor I hern Whig says, that these meetings are a fair criterion of the progress which the League is making in those counties, the whole aflkir ...
... —over all. IV. Who’ll jump with Johnny to the tree top All l*role*tants staunch the oak branch will prop; .Men of all parties, Whigs, Tories, and all. True (luecn and Old England they never shall fall. Cross Purposes.—The editor of the Springfield Th'/mldii'an ...
... to sever completely the present course of legislation from the traditional principles of the Whigs on civil and religious liberty. The principles of the Whigs art, that there shall exclusion fromolllceun account of mere religion. âlam for the fullca ...
... which lie no reason to expect success. During the greater part of Monday, there was rejoicing among the Whigs, because it was believed that the Whig Minister would succeed in his efforts. Among the Tories fhcre was corresponding depression. The opposite ...
... have anticipated. The temptations of office were too strong for all those rivals who shared either the Whig hostility to the Pope’s aggression or the Whig attachment to free trade, the Protestant opposition lost time in concocting that morion of Mr. Disraeli's ...
... Lord John Russell g.i\w full and explicit statement the attempts which had lieen made to form an administration union of the- Whigs with the Peelites. For this purpose he had been long and earnestly in consultation with Lord Aberdeen and Sir James Graham ...
... l distress, great fact ? it have any principle all or ih paMttf Is it to found solely on the principle of turning out the Whigs? ‘Such has been the riddle of this eventful week, big with the fate of Stanley and Protection. Out of* evirconieth good. The ...
... of political life vro can do no better service than reviewing the steps that have led to this temporav obscuration of the Whig party, and inquiring Lord Johns admitted defeat has compromised his consistency or statesmanship. That the battle has been ...
... After some remarks from Coloftcl Sibtiiorp, Mr. P. Howard, Mr. Spooner, and Mr. Wrt.D, Mr. Wakely considered that if another Whig Administration were formed it would be almost an instill the reformers of the country to exclude from it Mr. Hume, whose well ...
... operate ment of thi mostly has t of sphinx w those of its sentiment is tures. The peculi liament docs ment of the try was only Whigs and enccs of Queen Anne last mainly man Catholu cither party entire discoir accession of ascendancy nal dissensit themselves ...
... the entire discomfiture of hope in the Stuarts, and the accession of the Hanover family, gave unchallenged ascendancy to the Whigs ; which they held till internal dissensions on the allocation of offices among themselves left an opening for the long adm ...
... half-past one next morning, while that which it was important to know—namely, the spirit evinced by the meeting towards the Whig Government—did not reach Glasgow at all. On the same evening the House of Lords transacted sonic public business, but not the ...