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... apostate is stskameaship. (Applause) in the days of Liverpool and Canning, Palmerstoa • Whig in a Tiny cabinet; in the of Peel and Ream% he had beta a Tory in • Whig and during the lad two years he had deliberately betrayal the people on the privtlege question ...
... the franchise- He thought that some of those gentlemen who represented mall boroughs should follow the example of the old Whigs, and vote for their own disfranchisement. The remelt would be that they would not be excluded from the Home of ; but would ...
... Columbiums from two to live Akin and he anght kw of the with is have the Clenaillee laid at reeks Ale& the mine hen that dm the Whig et dm Beard Win would be too gnat a ben& In the Ms 01 i and he of opines weber My be the wend he IMO Mr. deelean. snaring the ...
... own and partly other people's, and he respectfully declined the flattering invitation. Mr. Moore is, iv politics, a Staunch Whig, aud a sincere admirer of Lord John Russell. That noble lord's popularityhas kuowu some ebb and flow in the city ; and when ...
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... visited the loyal Woolwich, ea Tuesday. The at these whit wwe able to skts at was to their endeity hp a sight silks Ammon This Whig Go lusiaatios at the leensial year, the owelleinies of the guns to be dogwood weer to the of the principal shohleger he MOis ...
... than the Whig statesmen now in office that when the Conservative spirit once gets a hold upon the people it is not easily checked. As for taking office under the auspices, and holding by the favour of that destructive party with which the Whigs allied ...
... and what had dnne himself? Turning to Lord Palmerston, Will pot soma questions to you about 'home affairs. (Laughter.) You Whigs have had power since 1832. You pledge 1 yourselves to economy and retrenchment, but have never seen you out. The expenditoee ...
... (Laughter.) You Whigs have had power since 1832. You pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment, but J have never seen you i carry it out. The expenditure in 1836 amounted to little more than £40,000,000 a-year ; but what is it now ? You Whigs have . made ...
... secret committee, it is equally of a party complexion. Why should there be four Conservatives and one Wbig, any more than four Whigs and one Conservative? There is no reason whatever—except that both sides can use the tarred stick. Would it not be touch better ...
... rf * poBtate ia statesmanship, ln the days of Liverpool and Canning, Palmerston was a Whig a Tory cabinet; in the days of Peel and Russell he bad been a Tory in Whig cabinet. During the last two years he had deliberately and somewhat pompously betrayed ...
... woulde. There was aproverbwhichsaid ipexpori. oncemakhes fools wis. (Laughter.) Cegarinlt that wasfnot tros asapplicd to the Whigs. (Laughter.) hlst year thoe had sonte reasonforatleast toleratinigthe ministry. They had the French treaty, and the no ole ...