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... authority whatever ou the Italian question . He only views it through a medium of Whig prejudices and prepossessions ; he believes in the existence tlirougbout Italy of a Whig party ; and he would even—such was the climax of Mr Disraeli ' a sarcas m—contemplate ...
... M . B HOBS-MAN AND THE -WHIGS ^ from Globe . ' ) ALWAys aLuso the Whi gs—it is a safe ruleespecially if you are or have been Whig- yourself . Aud the stereotyped mode of abusing them is to say they are nowhere— -funcii officio—out of political existence ...
... after to the statesman who had brought us there. In a breath the Whigs tell us that we have reached finality, that John Bright is not wanted, and can do us no goodand also that if they (the Whigs) had remained in, they would have given us such a spick and ...
... WHIG BRIBERY. Whig contemporary. the • Scot seems to have become all at once utterly oblivions of one of the niAst strikili„; phenomena of the day. liriliery—gr, ab- Mama bribery—ham culminated to a height such as has not been witnessed in the memory ...
... WHIG CORRUPTION. The ultra-Liberal News of tAs Wald thus comments on the Whig bribery and corruption:— Look at the last general election. We all remember the circumstances under which it took place. The cry was.' Confidence, or no confidence. in Lord ...
... WHIG POLICY. The late visit of the ex-Premier to Bowood after his jaunt to Woburn, has given some countenance to the idea that a portion of the Whigs are inclined to sever from the Liberal Party (and from Lord J. Russell) on the Reform question, and to ...
... THE WHIGS IN TORY TRAPPINGS. The Whigs, now that they are in power, seem to vie with each other as to who will carry out most faithfully and to the letter the policy of their predecessors. If they are asked in reference to foreign affairs, they declare ...
... .tind the Whig 144. placard is Vtvat *gins. (Laughter.) The right gentleman next rtferred to the question of the reparation or re-occupation of the barracks of Berwick. I understand that an election petition from Berwick has been presented, and as ...
... A WHIG CONTRACT. The following letter, signed A Derbyite, has been addressed to the Morning Herald In placing before your readers the following facts relative to the Australian mail contract entered into by the last Palmerston government, I may state ...
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... THE WHIGS AID LOW) JOHN Wherefore was air Goodenough in tine .1.-epondiag plight, whit*, bad as it was, fell far abort of the depths of chagrin the anal= fry Wi ngc o f oBe u Tadpoles and Tap had already sunk to? &web& of the =Mg fortones of Finality ...
... IRELAND AS IT is . —The Northern Whig'gives a . glowing acconnt ' of the gocial condition of Ireland' io 1809 . Neyer ( it ii said ) at any period of . its history was this island of taints and tinners so ( lightly inoculated . with . the evils of public ...