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... ble—the breach irremediable. Even the attempted mediation the highest personage in the realm has proved fruitless, and the Whig Cabinet is irrevocably doomed. It could hardly be otherwise. With no other immediate pressure upon him than the meetings of ...
... which Mr. Pitt recognised and acted upon, when he resigned and broke up his Government in 1801 ; which Lord Grenville and the Whigs of his Cabinet obeyed when, in 1807, they left office rather than yield to the unconstitutional demand of the King, that they ...
... doubts gnat bugiitiar. It is only a few years a Nonbaniptonshire fanner refased to vote for a Whig nember of Parliaii ent, because he bad heard that the Whigs were going to allow ...
... have their cysm ut hies among themselves. yet have of larger boy they woukl lie all as one; or like a trithm divided amongst Whigs. Tories, and Radicals, though they may speak baton things one of mother, yet let foreign nation facade, shoulder to thoulder ...
... results. In Ireland, the result of the Limerick election has ended in the return of Mr. Goold, who is described by some as a Whig, but of very moderate principles. The result has therefore been unfavourable to the Tenant League party, altho' they had counted ...
... Act every possible consequence of the measure was described and threatened. In spite, nevertheless, of every of danger, the Whigs insisted upon concession, and cannot now assert that they were not told and could not foresee what has since occurred. Neither ...
... years of peace, the Navy of Great Britain has obtained that perfect organisation in every point which it ought to posses. Whig and Tory admin- istrlthlls bave alike used it ss a menns for patrouage, and for nothing else. Whether as regards promotion ...
... which he would have spoken to his face had Parlia- ment bet-n sitting. Mr. Roebuck believes the great prmclples on which the Whig party have professedly fi t J6 Iai!1 llalf century to be endangered, and that to Lord John Russell is to be attributed the ...
... ons, to obtain a small portion of freehold land. The society bad not to do with party politics. It did not recognise Tory, Whig. or Radical. The objects in view were social rather than political.!' At the same time a member of the society, while be obtained ...