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... THE WHIG-TORY COALITION. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1861. The assistance the Tories has again been found requisite to save the Ministry from defeat. A perfect unanimity of feeling appears to prevail in the Councils the Whig and Tory sections of the house ...
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... to more recent times, the Whigs have done pisitively nothing since 1846, which stamps them as distinct from the Conservatives. The free-trade battle was not a fight at all between the Whigs and the Conservatives. Numerous Whigs disapproved of the repeal ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE GALWAY SUBSIDY. Nothing could well have been morediscreditablethan the whole conduct of the Whig-Radicals, in reference to the Galway .Subsidy ; and the more the matter is looked into, the more thoroughly indefensible do their proceedings ...
... THE WHIGS SET FORTH BY A LIBERAL. The following able letter, bearing on the Tyneniouth Election, appeared Friday in the columns our Chartist contemporary, the Daily Chronicle, who, seeing the havoc it was making amongst the Whigs and the mischief it was ...
... A NEW WHIG PEEK In addition to the mensu.es preliminary to tlie closing of the Parliamentary Session there are other Ministerial movements which have an aspect towards something be yond and irrespective of that annual delivery of tired and impatient senators ...
... TORY OBSTRUCTIVES AND WHIG TURNCOATS. The important question of the session is yet undecided. Night after night, week after week, the discussion on the Budget drags its slow length along. A good tale bears being twice told, and a clever play draws good ...
... THB LAST WHIG JOB. Lord Baou gham has deserved well of his countr> and of tho Whigs. No one grndgee him the honours that have fallen to his share ; and when it became known that our gracious Sovbbeign had, in tha exercise oi ber undoubted ri.;ht, extended ...
... TUX LAST WHIG JOB. lord BEoroHiM has deserved well of his country and of the Whigs. No one grudges him the honours that have (alien to bis share; and when it became known that our gracious SovsßEioy had, in the exercise of her undoubted right, extended ...
... THE DISOXVFITURE OF THE WHIGS, 1 AND THE DECAY OF WHIGGISM. TO THE EDITOR OF HEYmqOLD8 NEWSPAPHB Su,-Lord Palmerston's Ministvyxnow exists only by sufferance. At the termination of the last session it a could command a bare, scant, and precarious majority ...
... POLICY OF THE WHIGS. WE have not of late criticised the conduct of the Ministry in reference to their administration of Irish affairs, but recent events and the approaching session induce us again to notice the double policy of the Whigs and its effects ...
... I WHIG.RADICALIBME; or, WHO'S WEIo p I -- - -9~ .. ?? it ?? Startling and strange as are the eccentricities occasionally deve- loped by Members of the House of Commons, we are not yet of those who are inclined to believe political honesty so degenerated ...