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... earn zly answer is that ot the three great parties into s which the people of England are divided-the Coll- Tb warsatives the Whigs, and the Rlsdicals-I say tlvat and tins Conservative3 are the parties that ought to brins donsl it forwa-d. Observe the reason ...
... Titles Act. -ir. purpa e haoutanes- idwlesrlcs fe No xiin s~hould be so ignorant as to suppose thde ay , Lieutenant, be he Whig oe Confervative, w~ho, aswreerntative of the Queen, is tworn to observe a 2Y the tn the laws, could as long as such e ?? D~ais ...
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... rather to the Tory democracy, ho an opinion (os true the Cospel) that modern Whigs were sham Democrats. A 1 this was several years before ever saw even braid of that •mall Whig, bis future Diocesan, Dr. Shout. The latter never forgot these unpalatable truisms ...
... called principles, but which, he sald, he was prepared to show were much more liberal than those that were entertained by the Whigs, who were always talking about meesuresand freedom, but who, when ia power, seemed to have no other object than to ereate places ...
... have split tbe old Whig party into bitterly opposing and mutually devouring sections. Nobody seids to be informed of the neutralising and incarable antipathies with which the hereditary whigs and the ex-torie ...
... representative system, has at all times, and under every cir. cumstance, been stoutly opposed by the followers of the old Tory and Whig schools. None re'forme; 410 t4eij ~heA r ty,, unreseerp — cl: 7 -,support. Both Alava- given it the cold shoulder 'Whenever ...
... rince of Irish Comic Singers, Mr. MUNDY. Engagements arc concluded with other talented Artistes, which will be duly announced. Whigs, spirits, &c., a the quality. ADMISSION FRE?. r 4Pubitc flinuamtnto. eliuration. BICKERSITAW COALS. 4 CKERS, WHITLEY, & CO ...
... the British Empire in India. Of course, namely aids the member for Dongarvao, there wan not a thciught of Cot returu of Whigs to offic(-,, ...
... man has abandoned so many opinions; no ru man has taken, no man has shrunk from so many fe resolutions. Lord Derby has been a Whig, and as ol soon as the battle was over, and the uesto. was g] one of applg the principles for which he had ti been contdin ...
... reading of Mr. LOCKE KING'S motion for abolishing the property qualification of members of the House of Commons. Earl GREY, a Whig of the old school, declaimed violently I against the measure, as part and parcel of a series of bills which tend to place the ...
... England. Lord John, indeed, being the bead of the Whigs, naturally recommends the appointment of four or five Commissioners,—in accordance with what was several years ago well described as being the great Whig remedy for all human ills,— to appoint a ...