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... into power on one policy, and then deserting It for another. They said In 1845-6—' If we are to have a Whig ' or Liberal policy let us have a Whig or Liberal government.' And so they will any now— . If John Bright is to rule, let John Bright take his ...
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... friends nor foes could expect him to make his bed in Parliament, though there many a long and sound nap has been enjoyed by Whigs and Tories alike. Munisterial dignity would have fled from the scene where the Premier, one of the proudest Earls in England ...
... their mulish spirit, had been compelled to bite the savdust. We doubt if Rarey even would be able to tame these two mules (one, Whig, reared at Beifast; the other, Torv, got by Claptrap, out of !lfock-liberolisrn) who for so many years have had it completely ...
... thousands of property should not be vested in men of such a class. A committee had been sitting for two years on this subject. The Whigs, of course, sere not likely soon to bring such an inquiry so damning to them and their protegees to a close. But the present ...
... Ministry in office ail haiarda. Mr Brighi, the rending of the bill, uttered hie dtmeiii from the whole system and policy of Whigs and Tories alike. Mr Roebuck the kill as thing of riireds and patches, which violated every rule of doclared that it was brought ...
... abolishing the privilege of the freedom of M.P.s from arrest for debt was read second time on Wednesday, although opposed by the Whig, Mr Bouverie, who contends for the constitutional exemption of Members from the ordinary responsibility of paying their debts ...
... tlieir mulish spirit, had been compelled to bite the sawdust. We doubt if Rarey even would be able to tame these two mules (one. Whig, reared at Belfast; the other, Tory, got by Claptrap, out of Mock liberalism) who for so many years have had it completely ...
... AOKIGULTUKE. &c. The Northern Whig, in reporting the preyalence of “weather highly farom able to the progress of vegetalion.’ • “Accounts from various parts of Ireland tuenliuii that the present condition of all the crops is beyond most sanguine anticipations ...
... Bridgeneas, ballast; Vigilant, Tavendale, Sunderland, ballast. 29 —Etiphemia, Mole, Seaham, ballast; Caroline, Krafft, Neweastle, Whig. 30— Dwins, Craigie, Firth, ballast; Joaepliine, Tilroth, Newcastle, ballast George & Marsaret, Langden, London, flooring. ...
... coming into power on one policy, and then deserting it for another. They mid, in 1815-6, If we are to have a Whig or Liberal policy let us have a Whig or Liberal Government. And eo they will say now, If John Bright is to rule, let John Bright take his seat ...
... apotheosis of Whig- gery. Until near the period of the Reformation, _says Lord Macaulay, the Catholic Church exer- upon the whole a salutary influence upon | Europe. Since the Reformation her influence has | of the Reform Bill the Whigs exercised a healthy ...