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... martyrs—and say no, no, the time is gone by for any compromise;” and then the squeezeable Whigs add, true, true, the time is gone by for compromise.” But the eyes of Whigs are opening also to the real facts of the case. They know that they have submitted to ...
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... CeroHll CHUECH and STATE UEVIEW. Edited Archdeacon DENISON. Price CT-ntknts July.—Earl Russell —The N»»tin»»»i society— The Whigs and the Chttrrh of England—Mctico—Clergy Relief and Burial Pill—The Ballet—Mr. Estconrt—Earl Canning—Our Want of Clergy—Modern ...
... Deleon (cheers). We tine, or by the ties of property, or by both, formed in tlwrneho err met to-dsy are all sort of politics—Whig and Tnry, selves but a email pealanx,eemperid with the great body of Conservative and Liberal—bar here we don't blow the mean- ...
... At this crisis the Duke of Buccleuch, in no way discouraged by the decided refusal which he had already received from the Whig Lords of the Treasury in 1850, again pressed that department for a renewal of his lease. In June, 1852, we find the duke’s ...
... seize every opportunity of promoting better hop fn en( },L, When Sir Robert l’ *l was forminif his politics—we are neither Whigs nor Tories, Conservatives nor formation and maintenance of the Central Association, which market, for he felt sure justice ...
... THE CHURCH and STATE REVIEW. Edited by Archdeacon DENISON. Price ls. ?? roa July.— Earl RusseU— The National Society — The Whig, and the Church of England— Mexico— Clergy Relief and Burial Rill— The Ballot— Mr. Estcourt— Earl Canning— Our Want of Clergy— ...
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... the great movements of the party by petitions, public meetings, and the voice of the press. With this the expulsion of the Whig- Radicals from Downing-street will be soon an accomplished fact, and the installation of an effective constitutional Government ...
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... There were Lord llolmesdale, Sir E. Kilmer, and Sir Brook Bridges, high Tories ; Lord Harry Vane and Lord Pevensey. high Whigs; Mr. Dodson and Mr. Buxton, eclectic Liberals; Mr. Lee, out and out Radical; and Mr. Philip Martin following hard upon. Mr ...