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... praise. It ought to have secured his immediate preferment to more important and useful dipl iplomatic or Bat young Ward was a Whig and something more. He not inherited his father’s and alarm of “* French opinions.” ‘The death of Mr. Canning, and the subsequent ...
... together with an appendix, to be laid before your lordships, THE El-HATTER AND HIS PEERAGE.—When Mr. Wilson was selected by the Whig Government, on account of his own extraordinary successful speculations, to pay off the debts of insolvent India, it is reported ...
... townships in question are concerned. Toe earnest appeal of your correspondent urging members of Parliament whether they be Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, as well as Town Councillors wherever the act exists to lose no time in bringing the subject before Government ...
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... recruits to this noble movement, at the proper time. Surely we shall now have a move made in the right direetiOn by some of our Whig and Liberal tiords,-Lieutenant of counties. What about the Martinis of Westaiinsteri the Earl of Sefton, and others. cannot ...
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... birth to; but it so happened that he was, as usual, suspected of anything but honesty, —for such is the course of policy the Whig- Radicals pursue, That it should have been in the power of the right honourable and noble EARL of DERBY to remove those suspicions ...
... their support in return for covert patronage. That is, and will be so long as they remain a party, the grand policy of the Whigs. They are ready, and most desirous, when in office, to buy up Free-traders, Radicals, Dissenters, and every kind of nondescript ...
... Apropo3of Dublin Castle, in, Lord Carlisle is the last lord-lieutenant, or, to speak' I ro. with more certainty, the very last Whig viceroy, you t ed will have inIreland,. This youmay take for granted. ith It is just possible, if the Tories comer into office ...
... thriersd people* pries r o eociellea—•Wr are, err tie wiser—. Wh o. y, t esshirt Ws lity • whet he Or et are • Ores ;hey Ores. Whig to Ilea Payararer—Hants Wader ea arise prehripsh, heeded We the distiry, •• yea per • grit Wel et hist year bety leo Mid or ...
... Radicals did not want it because it was insignificant, the Tories did not want it because they were not in office, and the Whigs did not want it because they were. It was, moreover, high time that the consideration of reform should be postponed, seeing ...
... they had. Yet even the Fortifications Bill—the solitary achievement of the Session—bears most unmistakeably the impress of Whig-Radical imbecility and perverseness. The desire of the nation is that our coasts and our capital should be adequately and ...