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... WHIG JOBBERY. characteristic instance of Whig jobbery has just been perpetrated. Ten days ago the Lord Chancellor presentd a pctltition from Mr. Edmunds. Heading Clerk and Clerk of Private Committees in the House of Lords, praying, on the ground of lengthened ...
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... the Whigs to govern the always ish audacity,mewdacity and perti- me throegh Pop it will continue to be ve nacity in Ireland, and and people comprehend 2m the way until electors ag the potter rottenness a nd hypoerisy of Whig politicians and Whig doctrines ...
... decrepitude in the po- litical life of Great Britain. Not only has a most crushing defeat been sustained by the leaders of the Whigs, but established monopo- lies have been broken up, and with these the organisation of the party must be irretrievably scattered ...
... was that of the Chevalier Mustoxidi, the historiographer. What was the result? The Whig lideral governor—the civil and religions literal governur—the imma- culate Whig, Sir Henry Ward, dismiszed the historian from public office, because he put his name ...
... THE TENETS OF A MODERN WHIG. (FROM ST. STEPHEN'S REVIEW, AUGUST 11, '83.) A SOLILOQUY (Perhaps overheard in the private apartments of certain noble marquis.) Life is all a big delusion, Politics a perfect sham, Radical professions rubbish— But in office ...
... THE COFFEE QUESTION. (From the London Advertiser.) Often as the coffee question was brought before par liament during the Whig administration, the resu: It was unsatisfactory to all but those who pro- Here, as insu many other fited by the present abuse ...
... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) The Irieh Nationalists profess to have very friendly feeiings towdrds the Ulstet people who are devoted to the maintenance of the Union. They are always ready to say that the Protestant and Catholic minority—who do not wish to ...
... Che Armagh Gasette. ARMAGH, SATURDAY, OCTUBER, 27 THE LATE SECRETARY FOR E COLONIES. (From the Northern Whig.) Since the death of Charles Buller, cut off like Sir William Molesworth in the prime of life, the country has lost no Statesman whom it could ...
... We do not exactly | know to which of the Whig schools he belongs, nor does he seein to know himeelf, only tust he isan “old Whig.” He said “he honestly confessed that, if the president referred to the old Whig party, he was as antiquated and obsolete ...
... es senee of Whig vitality: yet if we cast memories back only to the last quarter of the last century, we shall find the Whigs in power under Rockingham ridicaling it. During the greater part of the 17th century the Whigs opposed short Parliaments, tho ...
... course, there was no lack of jokes, bitter and blithe, at the expense of the Whigs. An attorney's clerk, with more satire than shirt, remarked that, in the days of the Whigs, the appearance of the law officers, on the opening of term, always reminded ...