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... wonderfully with the multitude, and did harm to nobody. Had exaniined a packet of Whig statements, and had detected in them no colouring-matter whatever. Strongly believed that Whig principles had never been adulterated since the Jays of Magna Charts. Purity ...
... influence of the country party. The Tories are stronger numerically than the Whigs, but the Liberals are stronger than the Tories,—and as the Tories will not allow the Whigs to govern, so the Liberals will not allow the Tories. It is a case of checkmating ...
... the charge of forming a Cabinet. The rumour at the clubs was that if Messrs Gladstone and Sidney Herbert, and any one of the Whigs In the late Administration, could be induced to take office along with him, Lord Palmerston was willing to take the lead in ...
... cadets of noble families within the magic circle drawn around the Treasury by unseen bands, guided by certain Whig or Tory magiciansthe Whigs being in this respect the greater sinners of the two. And never will the affairs of this country be conducted ...
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... under as party ties are co question which Par vital, may dislodge as Lord Aberdeen man like Lord the acknowledged other of the Whigs from the effects of a free lance, like L his way to power generalship. The position—and what party, if at the NUM all—is, that ...
... Digby Seymour, in the person of Mr Henry Fenwick, of South Lodge, near Chester-le-Street. There is a Radical party and an old Whig, or Lambton party in the town, who divide the Liberal interest. Mr Seymour, who is sonin-law to Mr J. J. Wright, the leading ...
... he is in his own person a sort of Whig institution. Although slightly erratic, and out of his orbit for the present, yet when he falls into it again, he will draw to himself, by the force of attraction, all the Whig atoms now floating through space. Lord ...
... a position from which they have been saved at present only through fear of its jeopardising the alliance with France. Tux Whigs and the Peelites have broken at last. The symptom of II coldness occurred after Lord John Russell's return from Vienna and ...
... ncy of Ireland. The says, Lord Palmerston has endeavoured to extract the materials of a Government from the remains of the Whig party, with some addition of men new to the ranks of official life. The first and most difficult office to fill of those now ...
... of Lord John Russell's recent conduct may be, he is not likely to accept office, leaving the other out, —Whigs permanently divided against Whigs is not to be thought of. The noble Marquis would indeed act a patriotic part were he to bring Lord Aberdeen ...
... House of Commons the question was debated over and over again. After being defeated on the amend• ment to the Address, the Whigs fought the battle of the E.iipreas in a new form. Oa the 12th of April Mr Grey, father of the present Earl Grey, moved a series ...