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... rowii theday when either Whig Tory i.. .t tn lie permitted live on the brains of society. Cabinets must embrace other v besides Whig Earis and Baronets. An ve’i>;on of the elective franchise is demanded to |. .! wn the Whigs too Conservatives, and to ...
... and the Whig of the reign of Queen Anne. Lord Mahon has observed, ill the book which his great rival was reviewing, that in the course of a century our party nicknames. Whig and Tory, had become completely inverted—a modem Tory re- Itiubling a Whig of Queen ...
... small section of Whig noblemen being oat pay. The Jew question is likely to be at last, finally set at rest under a Conservative Ministry, by sanctioning the compromise of each House being permitted to make its own rules of admission. The Whig papers will ...
... 'Haw ci - ,E.AR YOUR LINEN LOOKS' I USE ONLY 6POLSON9S IMPERIAL !MARCIE!' THE ouly pei feet March—way t e toed without Whig or scaldiug—foly wised with cold late aid the goods drew(' off itomedistrly. To prevent disappointment, ask for POINOWS Starch ...
... lhsiVsM a dans of antiquity to rip= led refeet sift has am Him oratory wee admired by Whigs when bs was • Conservative; sod it is admired by Coesenrattent sow that he hi a Whig, and something Ere! .1 listened I. the right boo. ler for beers without winking ...
... the National Exchequer have become desperate. The whig press is furious. Perish every man in Oude rather than Viscount Palmerston should squat on the opposition benches. The leading journal or its whig Editor is frantic. Never since Charles I, sent army ...
... ies of office with abundance of work cut out for them by their predecessors. The whigs of late years have been exceedingly pugnacious, meddlesome, for the leading whigs such as Melbourne, Clarendon, Palmerston, and Lansdowne, have been in power when wars ...
... so-called Conservatives, with Mr. Disraeli for their leader; secondly, a conglomeration of Whigs and Liberals under Lord Palmerston ; third, a body of stout Whigs obedient to the slightest nod of Lord John Russell; fourthly, a select party of Peelites under ...
... of her greatness to be thus highly honoured and flattered. Rut why not return the whole batch so that every political party —Whig, Radicsd, or Tory may be fairly represented ? Altogether they would form a very powerful and efficient deputation to my Lord ...
... hands of the Bishop. They talked about him as a good sort of goose, promoted to a wig and palace because he was related to a Whig peer. They could manage him they fancied, but they had all heard that the chaplain was a terrible fellow, made up of divinity ...
... in the obscurity of e bass. sad the won having just set, =it bar liew and ti n a l e al hi tn ek :t i rre l l; upon it, the Whig the first encountered. Partads, villinase exhibited by the officers and ia Ilm expectation of a vessel to ens the blocked% ...