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... than _twenty _years _after _the Whig party and Whig policy _, began to _rule , the _peace _between _European Powers was _unbroken _'; and when war came at last , the Government had for _the _time _ceased . to be . Whig , _and- had for _its head the statesman ...
... T, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1862. tribution of patronage ; but we did think that even Whig legislator might have drawn up an Act scarcely a page in length, without becoming liable to the charge of glaring inconsistency and manifest ambiguity. We cannot ...
... will be . in great _trouble . The prisoner _was then removed , _protesting ' _that he . had _committed no _offence . —aorthem Whig . • ...
... yeare with Nam Richard that he now NEW EXHIBITION PATTERNS le CARPETS, CHINTZES. wad the various FABRICS for FL/SWISHING. lac Whig RIM TAPESTRIES. LYONS SILKS, BB OCA. TELLER, THISETETTES, TERRYS, TOURNATO. LACE. LIEBE, sad SWISS NET CURTAINS. VATTING'S ...
... notice an Act relating to the law of Trusts, which is sis flagrant a specimen of bungling Whig legislation as some of the recent law appointments here are of Whig abuse of power and patronage. allude to 24th and 25th Victoria, chap. entitled An Act to ...
... arc now stale and trite, if a heavy man enforces them, people are beginning feel bored. They have sobered Radicals into Whigs, and Whigs into Conservatives. But, perhaps, have none of sufficiently considered that there a still deeper truth to be drawn from ...
... Palmerston has long been «ii ...
... Sir William Hamilton was opposed to Wilson solely for political reasons. The man proposed by the Whigs was the best man for the position that either Whig or Tory could command. But the candidature of Wilson was met with arguments less justifiable than ...
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... Frequently, too, there was a call, if not a necessity, for extensive emigration ; and we should not have been astonished if Whig Ministers and their Chancellors of Exchequer bad opened the national purse freely, to enable many unemployed and distressed ...
... that for the pewee on this psi% be had _milks to the Ham the Union in who had it t— 'lt wry absorb, te oar brethren in parte Whig up came of our poor and is warmly. I you the be melt cen and will be rushed canna conosive white Ls lie A in any part of I ...
... in unclouded splendour to the ocean,—was sweetened with a tribute of the national gratitude bestowed by a Whig like Lord Russell, through a Whig like the Lord Advocate, on a Conservative like Christopher North. Literature was crowned in the person of ...