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... and foreign policy, baa considerably vexed those Whig sections that so* ticipated a union between Lord Palxsbstox and the member for the University of Oxford. would be altogether absurd to 3ay that Whig over* tares were to Mr. Gladstone personally i but ...
... readers to the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer’s so-called financial statement/* can but give a hasty glance at it —reserving for the future our opinion on details. Upon one point, however, feel no hesitation. It is a thoroughly Whig Budget; and, like ...
... way to divide the party. Mr. Guidon Rebow is the whig candidate. He is a great partisan of Lord John Russell, and at Brookes's is regarded as one of the aristocratic fraternity which constitutes the whig oligarchy. In 1847 ho stood for North Essex conservative ...
... more to blame than O'Connor, in my opinion, though I believe Lord John to be an able and a good man, and O'Connor not so; the Whigs and Tories are the real authors of these troubles, by their national debt, corn laws, and new poor law. FIRST APPEARANCE IN ...
... one great source of Chartism will soon be tarried. Again the old soldier laments the extremities to which Tory injustice and Whig imbecility might force him : Between five and six thousand men and eighteen guns are under me; we could manage a large force ...
... last six months; and fs, at this moment, as youthful looking as the n’ ight Hardinge christened the then veteran Tory a le Whig, which was before the movers of the address in the Lords and Commons He neverappesred to advan. tage, probably never to as ...
... termed, the sessional Speech at the opening of Parliament, was well characterised as one of the most meagre’ ever concocted. The whig* hare cut down Uoyal speeches the veriest galvanised skeletons, simply 1 serving to throw a few wandering stem-lights on the ...
... “that the (what we recently om finance,” and, as the always break down for Westbury knows, “ “financier since W; alpole.” the Whigs never had a will make a before now), of Mr. Wilson (as he has done it no matter to look for a Bench may find “ Mercator budget ...
... bands together men who are, like himself, irrespective of parties; Radicals who like to brawl without paying the bill; and Whigs who believe themselves to have an hereditary vocation for office and for some reform bill. Public disappointment necessarily ...
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... it were to the hereditary service of the State—it is difficult to ascertain at what period, or under what circumstances, the Whig party have ever possessed, or could obtain, a more efficient leader.--Coningsby, vol. ii, p. 261-2. ...
... country ought to learn, unless their delusion is leer ° all remedy, it is utter filly and mockery of placing trust whatever in Whig state s men as th e c h am pi o ns of oppressed nationalities The very keystone of their policy is the preservation of the ...