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... THE WHIG PARTY We have often heard the expression, Save me from my friends,” but never understood the full pithiness of it until we read Mr Osborne’s speech to his constituents at Dover. The picture which he has drawn of the hopelessness of Whiggery, ...
... e, imitated all over the country in the mansions of Whig lords, the offices of Whig attornies, the parsonages clerical Whigs; by the busy whip and whisper Hay ter, or the social attractions of Whig duchesses' drawing-rooms. We have not government aiming ...
... APPRAIHER, DRAGON mutt PRTRISPILI.D. RERROLD BUILDING GROUND FOR SALL art lir. Lahr Rook 808/NAM. —Apply to Mr. M. Mom eurrryar. WHIG AID FAGGING HOOKS. ALL Toole of this dreeription that are by and with the abuse of W. ALUEIVIV are warrantwi to Le of Me era ...
... doomed—the terrible junction of the two Whig chiefs had at last taken placeit was manifestly all up with the Government. Hon. members had arranged in their own minds for what offices tbey would would not take under the new Whig administration ; programmes were ...
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... political opinions more explicitly. The other candidates are Mr. Guildford Onslow, and Mr. Robert Campbell, both of whom are Whigs, Mr. P. Murrough, who, it will be remembered, formerly represented the borough of Bridport upon extreme Liberal principles ...
... describing the circumstances under which Parliament assembled, and the complete exposure of the brulum fidtnen set up by the Whigs, that theirs was the only possible Government It met under the auspices of a minister supposed lie allpowerful in the country ...
... of Lord Palmerston, and hence, instead of styling the majority of the House as it stood, up to the close of the past year, Whigs or Liberals, we invariably called them Palmerston ians. Until they went into Parliament, they were parlour politicians, and ...
... thoughtful witness of the evils long inflicted on the country by the corrupt domination arid reckless extravagance of the coalesced Whig families, I advocate a fair and impartial trial of the administrative capacity of her Majesty’s pnsent government. Educated ...
... sundry perilous changes miscalled reforms which the vis inertia of Whiggery office would have postponed indefinitely, but which Whigs in opposition will encourage or connive for the faintest chance of a return to office. Foremost among such changes have always ...
... -The Whigs. sad the Modern Libersls. laws seer, that such a dirtier. I lion should prevail, and I am ready to admit that the aro greatly to blame. tiro oor brothers, they are elder brethera, ant take too much. (them anti Lreghter). The Whigs but, Ihoweirer ...