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... at all, than the want of candour with which the Secretary-at-War attempts to justify it. Mr. Sidney Herbert is a Whig a purity- loving Whig : be is moreover a member of the Gladstone section of the Liberal party, whose special qualifications serve so fitly ...
... would re- gard as a sound Whig Government, free from such foreign elements as the Chancellor of the Exchequer and his right hon. friend the President of the Board of Trade ; but he would venture to tell them that Sound Whig Governments were as extinct ...
... aud the opposition to it had been ws that have g the finance, members on the liberal side of the house it that has had sound whig government, which would nev —which was just as much extinct as the. it would not was glad that the government had propos idefinite ...
... would re- gard as a sound Whig Government, free from such foreign elements as the Chancellor of the Exchequer and his right hon. friend the President of the Board of Trade ; but he would venture to tell them that Sound Whig Governments were as extinct ...
... of an average crop iu were not merely repeating a | ins been held in the Botanic that they entered thoroughly i: ern Daily Whig estimates The expres man, the venerable patron, wh Bey of Tunis is kindness in absent from these meetings, tion and create ...
... would be increased if France were allowed to become predominant in Italy. Lord J. RUSSELL defended the course which successive Whig Governments had pursued with regard to the affairs of Naples. Her Majesty's Government had constantly recom- mended the King ...
... would be increased if France were allowed to become predominant in Italy. Lord J. RUSSELL defended the course which successive Whig Governments had pursued with regard to the affairs of Naples. Her Majesty's Government had constantly recom- mended the King ...
... sent bim to the Towisn Tdands. T will say nothing of the ecapudes that are said 10 bave occurred there: but 1 must do the whigs and the present government the justicn to say they were sharper than Lord Derby, for they enught Mr. Gladstone as their Chancelor ...
... sent him to the lonian Islands. I will say nothing oi tbe escapades that aro said to have occurred there ; but I must do tbe Whigs and the present Govemmeut tbe justice to say they were sharper than Lord Derby, for they caught Mr. Gladstone as their Chancellor ...
... the | him to the Ionian I at large are not wanting in | escapades that are said to h ¢ Hon. Baronet then gave | must do the whigs and the ‘Harry Smith and Admiral | justice to say the th long continued cheering they caught Mr. y were a received with an ...
... sent him to the lonian Islands. I will say nothing of the escapades that are aaid to have occurred there ; but I must do the Whigs and tbe present Government the justice to say they wert sharper than Lord Derby, for they caught Mr. Gladstone as their Chancellor ...