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... into the Whig ranks, it is by means easy to perceive how the conflicting tendencies of the inferior Inminarics are to be harmonised. The Whig orators are half Rusaellite, half Paimerstonian j nicely poised in interest and disposition. With Sit Charles Wood ...
... IGNOMINIOUS DEFEAT OF THE WHIG CABAL. Room there I Room in the madhouse Room for those who have gone down into the mud and eaten dirt 1 Room for the united rumps of all the old Whig parties! Room for Palmerston, room for Russell, and, above all, room—a ...
... Liberal Party regard the Whig Connection was wholly without foundation. We admit that is a very shocking state of affairs. We can almost sympathise the indignant exclamation of Sir VV. Hayter. Things are come to a pretty pass when Whig cannot wallop his own ...
... TER WHIG AND OVNEINSICENTII COMPARND. As a practical question, apart altogether from any theory about the alleged benefits which flow from Whig arocratio rule, as compared with the evils which flow from Conservative rule, we may enquire what difference ...
... UNADORNED WHIG JOB. act of the defunct Governmsit was the perpetration of a job—so pure and simple, that only the Whigs could have had sufficient cheek for its perpetration. It consists of the appointment • of Mr J. C. Brodie, the Whig Crown-agent ...
... reputation. (Mr M'tarro). however, well remeinred that when he came here all the leading men in the town, Whig and Tory, were engaged thecan vwa against him, and held out to the Town Council that if they did not appoint a certain man from Dublin, tne ...
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... low , with _a ferocity _never bofore _seen . Now _, Lord Canning was not a _Whig , nor a friend of _WhigB , _but , on the contrary , _was for _years a _loading assailant of _Whig policy , _at least in the foreign department , and , in that _department ...
... Government; and they will make every Ministry impossible, and especially every Whig Ministry, which is not Liberal in fact as well as in name. The wisdom of this policy is nianifest. Whig Governments have existed by carrying Conservative measures, or rather by ...
... of the Whig Lord Belhaven, without any opposition being offered by the Tory Government. This is a most discreditable breath of faith, on the part of certain members of Lord Derby's Government; and it is still more discreditable to the Old Whig party that ...
... becomog _deference . _The _CouranCs idea _ecema to be , _itt _, _becanaa _the _Whigs _very _properly offered _to n _« le _tlie Dean _a _JaSge , and _became he once _voted or a _'Whig rather than for _a Radical , _and _because [ _, ( iri _Cimphsll once remarked ...
... that some of your readers think that I am prejudiced against the Whigs, and that my last letter regarding them was unduly severe. I confess to an utter abhorrence of the very name of Whig ; and the reason is, that I think they have been the cause of the ...