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... faith of their co-operation, than managed gently to get rid of the rest of the intruders, and constitute his Cabinet a pure Whig one —which, being interpreted, means a Cabinet selected from the relatives of the great houses we have named. The result is ...
... of their co-operation, than he managed gently to get rid of the rest of the in- traders, and constitute his cabinet a pure Whig one— which, being interpreted, means a cabinet selected from the relatives of the great houses we bave named. The result is ...
... and Derbts, to Eleioits and DomiassEs, to Gbkts and Cecils ; in short, to those few families,’’ who, whether in power as “Whigs or as “Tories, constitute the executive Government of England, and distributed all offices at their own whim, discretion ...
... aristrocracy or the people, who cannot vindicate their title to it by relationship to the family connection which calls itself the Whig party of England. ...
... the pressure of the middle class interest. The Whigs appeared with Wealth. The revolution was accom plished the Whig aristocracy using the Piniian feeling of the country, and was only maintained by the Whig aristocracy—through such men as Walpole, assiduously ...
... your good aid and that of-my esteemed friends, Long, Ferguson, and Waterhouse, to defeat the cen- tralizing measures of those Whigs of whom Lord Massareene is the ever ready supporter, though I believe he cannot wheedle them into being his patrons, I may ...
... THE FORTUIfATE FAMILY WHO The Morning Ilera'd has the following exposure of the Whig clique. It trenchant. If we add to the chief offices of State referred to below all the minor appointments monopolised by other ramifications of the same tree, we shall ...
... steering of the vessel of the State, and has run us into the shallows—they sur • rendered to Whig Coalition, which lasted but an hour—it gave way to a pure Whig Cabinet, approved by the country, and furnished with carle hlancke to remedy the past; which ...
... English, people, who are now so terribly in earnest about demolishing the monopoly of high trusts by a confederacy of noble Whig families and their friends, permit that viler monopoly, which is equally destruc- tive of good and honest government, and of ...
... sooner. The cereal crops look well, considering the drought, and a littie rain will give them a wonderful impetus.”—Northern Whig. HC. MARKETS. DUBLIN MARKETS. COHN EXCHANGE —TUESDAY, MAT 8. There was a considerably increased supply of wheat and oats at ...
... as that of tenant- right :— “TO WILLIAM SHARMAN E8Q. “Ani April 20, 1855. “My Sin—I read with much pleasure in the forthern Whig, which was forwarded to me in England last week, a speech of yours at the late Tenant-right demonstration in Newtownards, and ...
... limits of his partyhas created a panic the Cabinet; and that hia resolutions are regarded as a decisive bombardment of the Whig Sebastopol is seen the postponement of his army reform scheme by Lord Pasmore, as well the flippancy of Lord Palmerston in ...