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... ever in the eyes of the Liberal party. But on Friday their views had changed, the corruption of Wakefield was a thing that Whigs and Liberals could not endure should be passed over; they pressed the house to reopen the whole question. Lord PALMERSTON could ...
... be one of the developments of the boasted revival of aristocratic power. d WE have but few words to say on the letter of A Whig, who objects to our estimate of the o rumoured appointment of Mr. ROUNDELL PALMER I as Attorney-General. We know not what ...
... Britain, for honesty, fair dealing, and good faith, has been placed temporary peril the tortuous proceedings of the unprincipled Whig-Radical clique, which, for the present, is at the head of her affairs. If we preach non-intervention, we ought to practice ...
... Tories, or Conservatives, they are now called, being the ' outs,' take advantage of the times to embarass the Liberals or Whigs, who are the ins,' and to drive them to war with the United States. The cotton spinners, looking to their own interests, are ...
... liberal and free-trader, Mr. Griffiths, the ironmaster, was the first candidate in the field, bat wee not acceptable to the old Whig perty, who have induced Mr. Wegnelin, formerly Governor of the Bank of England, to prosecute canvass. The consequence is that ...
... himself to the House, walks ?? with Palmerston, or attends Lidy Derby's ?? in Charles-street, which ever way hio ideas tin n — Whig or Tory — -lis iv hi 3 leisure hours by a canter in the park, a lounge in at Christie and Mansion's, or a Queen's ball. Though ...
... Lord .Melbourne, much against his wish, to convert Lady John Campbell into peeress her own right; in 1841 compelled the effete Whig Administration make him Lord Chancellor of Ireland, with an peerage. Subsequently he forced his way into the Chief Justiceship ...
... student at Lincoln’s-iun. His means were narrow, but countryman, Serjeant Spaukie, had the direction the then organ of tn» Whigs—the Morning Chronicle —and by this influence was enabled earn a sufficient income to maintain bim as a gallery rejorter —an ...
... on the heels of Conservatism by a close political alliance with Austria. But terms are altered, and Austria herself is more Whig now titan] c!tttservativc, and the foreign policy of England re- qUie', the alliance to spoil or counteract the meditated F1 ...
... forcibly that the country with the Uppcsition, and that the Tory reac | lion becoming stronger and strong* r. has astound' d the Whigs, who, perhaps, will now learn | humility, and begin to believe that tne success of the Tories has some little foundation in ...
... William Pitt. A Mr, Browning has been appointed to fill the vacancy in the Senate caused by Mr. Douglas's death. He is an old Whig, and a lawyer. It had been recommended that the place should be given to a Democrat, because of the firmness of the Illinois ...
... they should prove to be successful. On the other hand, the Tories may as heartily rejoice in their momentary defeat as the Whigs in their unexpected victory. Victory would have been embarrassing to the Tories. Although they form the strongest party in ...