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MORE WHIG JOBBERY
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GREAT WHIG MEETING
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Lord Hartington's Whig Colours
... no talk about the great Whig party. What have they to dco with the great Whig party ? Mr. STANM5FB uttered last night a sentence which, for wisdom and generosity combined, was worthy of one of the Whig leaders of the good Whig times., Ho said that by ...
MR. GLADSTONE ON THE WHIGS AND IRELAND
... the LAberals, but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thmin on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam, sad the other seceders from Fox, that not all theiza horror of France could make them untrue t* Ireland. The Whig party after the schism re., mgined, ...
A WHIG FOREIGN MINISTER
... great questions with which Lord RUSSELL had to deal, his Whig bias and thorough party-training unquestion- ably injured the tone of his policy. With regard to the oppression of Poland, his Whig principles rendered him thoroughly restless, and his par ...
WHIG AND TORY—WHICH IS THE WORST?
... WHIG AND TORY-WHICH IS THE WORST I TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDE'S NEWSPAPER SiB.,-The great guns of the two rival po. litical parties have gone off, and both Mr. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury have each stated their cases to the country. Whatisthe ver. diet ...
THE WHIGS, AS EXTERMINATORS OF THE HUMAN RACE
... Macdonalds of Glencoe, was, and :continues to -bei the god of the Whigs. . The -Duke of, Sutherland -was a Whig; -the 13uke of Argyll is a Whig; the Mar- lquis of Breadalbane -is. a Whig; and the personal,, if -not the -political. predilections of F.M ...
THE BATTLE BETWEEN WHIGS AND RADICALS
... THE BATTLE BETWEEN WHIGS AND RADICALS. WO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-The approaehilo elector il contest will be conducted on fresh 'round~s not perhaps immediately aitogethr ?? to what is called the Libberal party emractnitas I presume it ...
THE EXIT OF THE WHIGS AND THE ADVENT OF THE TORIES
... colossal empire. The Whigs are succeeded by the Protectionists, and the condition of things presents a most anomalous spectacle to the contemplation of every thinking man. The sense of the country has long been entirely against the Whigs; and yet it is not ...