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... naiad that the Whig party were an party, that they required an and ogee for theme's.. and that they were not premed he eapport any Adminiaratioa which did not give it to them. I believe that opinion to have been aiiest, and I think that the Whig party during ...
... doctrine is peculiarly a Whig doctrine. It arose and took shape among the Whigs of Queen Aime'e time; and no man advocated it more strongly, or with a richer display of argument likely to win favour from it, than the great Whig statesman, Burke. That without ...
... even the moderate Conservative alewent out of the British Government, and change a coalition, or mixed Peelite and Whig, into • pure Whig. administration. As soon as the nation had had its conceit of its own prowess somewhat taken out of it by the first ...
... attention to the making up of TROUSERS,—tbe most difficult, and generally the worst fitting garment morn,—b.. succeeded in Whig them both Elegant in Style and comfortable to the wearer. His Materiels for TROUSI:RINOS comprise a quality of the Newest and ...
... boar. The of Aberdwis wetted on her Majesty at The rowan. the chariot of a Derby Administration may pretest summarily A prim Whig C►binet ie inapomilale ; mid now with inerrated to Lord Palmerston. It that Sir Jaime Graham • illosr each r to give to hie ...
... awe, 1 i grew the part of tar Ihrertnn,iit, the high position of this rocketry in the ✓ale of atiods ha lawn in iianpr of Whig compromised, the tit:sees of Loudon, %gambled in CUOMO. Hell, Ilea elected, their ie Parliament, the Noble Lord who the //MID ...
... after exonerati.g lb. I P.N. fn. having had anylling to do with the rustier, lord Shaftesbury has bean neither Peelits nor Whig. 11. ea.. therefore, the proper to be plead is • Cabin., which Lord Landow. reveal. already equabliliog about the of pow. Bet ...
... NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. The twenty.Rrst Repel of the Comnikaionera of National Education in Ireland (Whig the Report for the year 1864) in Loodon ow Thereday. It states that on tbe 3let Reeember 1853, there schools in operatioe, which attended ...
... this momant any raw Mance of union or disciplioe, for the seppertare sod members of the lam Adminiatratirn divided sot only Whigs ▪ Peoliter--the followers :if lard John Russell mad the fol. of Lard Aberdeen—but also into thew who eupported sod who °mimed ...
... os oho greeted to have the elects°.a under her M. has, the I..tter essys.arval to himself the Interior, N. Argyrie polo Whig appointed to the Department of Public hatred. tioe. and ad interne, to Foreign Affair,. The Husaren party opposed the nomination ...
... misistrative strength which he requires. This siugular cooditio• to which we ere reduced io tbis,—thot wither the Tories ow the Whig. have any longer the power, io themsolve. slow, to form no Administration or to command • majority. Much of the moot brilliant ...
... between the contending colonists. As to Mr Labouchere himself, there is little to be said. He has been a member of the different Whig Cabinets for many years, but was always considered more ornamental than awful. A thoroughly trustworthy man, of good business ...