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... own level. Whigs love to manage matters quietly Radicals like to have disturbance. Respectability is the object of Whig worship and of Radical abomination. Whigs desire to supplant the Tories—Radicals would gladly crush both Tories and Whigs together. ...
... pretend accurately to foretell. But the probability is that wc shall have anothci Whig legal aspirant, another political trader, introduced to our notice. Another Whig lawyer will probably tent down by the Reform Club tr weave, if can, his political fortune ...
... of the schemes laid by the Baron bold of Wycombe, aided and abetted by an active Whig clergyman and newly-converted solicitor, for converting Aylesbury to Whig purposes, a brisk gale of partystrife has sprung up-and the recent election having been ...
... soon be inquiring, what will the Whigs do in reference, to those topics of absorbing interest—the Question, and the Distress of the Agriculturists of England Now, we confess that we greatly distrust tbe family Whig Cabinet, both from its antecedents ...
... to sicken the tax-paying Englishman of his affection for it, by showing how valueless it is in Whig hands. By dint of hard screwing, and in despite of Whig errors, there will be two millions and a quarter to play with in April next. Two millions and a ...
... principal are the actors— Whigs, Protectionists, Peelites, Radicals. On the one hand, speaking generally, Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals are united against the Protectionists, on the question of Free Trade : on the other, Whigs and Protectionists are united ...
... different with the Whigs. Whilst he lived, they lived solely on the sufferance of Sir R. Peel, and his permission still eat the bread of office. They have felt his loss far more than the Country Party has, and though nominally led by a Whig Lord, are really ...
... same as that of Mr. Brotherton. I have lived so long that I cannot see the line demarcation between Whig and Tory. I cannot see what principle the Whigs advocate which the Tories do not advocate. I find from Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, ...
... season is amo re dangerous remedy than a few more mon misrule. ths of Whig The effects of the diss olution would be as immediate as extensive. The positive mischief which the Whigs would wish to do can be effectually curbed by the s trength and watchfulness ...
... the Whig candidate, even although, contrary the usual custom, and indeed to law of Elections, his very agents were sent as a reserve corps to swell the poll. If all these efforts were really meant not so much to vanquish Houghton as to show Whig strength ...
... Free Trade—Revolution and a Republic. They will see how every result which is now deplored even in a Whig Royal Speech was once derided Pcelite, Whig, Radical. Then, indeed, we were told by Sidney Herbert, that Cheap Bread was clap-trap cry —by Sir ...