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... severe condemnation The Saturday Review ascribes the administrative weakness of Governments the forced admission of the “ Old Whig” element into them and regards “the present Home Secretary typical specimen of the feeble race of statesmen with which this ...
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... like the air breathe! If we have it not, we die. Such were the terms of a favourite toast, especially among, the departed Whigs, in the former half of the present century. The truth which it embodies is now too generally recognized to need such formal ...
... Bristol timid take ewes &jest mike 'said mime Y so Wog with oar locality, imam a heatlesaie wore with plateau of fraveed Mbar. Whig bar ca the sides. • 5= Bridge. the Tine Atte PAM Cimak, or other awe arm • ftere be corked fie med ia the Ta u s la = ra' ulti= ...
... fur a further refuel esti! Thursday. Mr. Boodle objerted to it, and onnsplaised of the hardship indicted ou the prissier, by Whig We kept is the sells, where they bad to expend mosey a hick should be kept for their definer in providiaa themselves with feed ...
... months has occupied so much of the valuable time of the noble Lord-Lieutenant of Monmouthskire and has 8o grievously damaged the Whig interests in that county. As the law now stands, any British subject may sssume and bear any surname he pleases, provided he ...
... urged upon the meeting the necessity, the text election, of sopporliog no candidate who was not something beyond Palmeratooiao Whig for wonld oot give twopence gross for sneb men. Let a Tory in anywhere, rather than support one of that class, for was far ...
... some additional Parliamentary strength amummmuwmuuymu certainly go to Momilnnddifimo!m-thirty Liberal members be obtaiped, the Whig Government might survive Palmerston’s premiership prophecy faay oe Tulklied- by onai Lot may be R er, m;fi:ofidl?dhnadi-d:fion‘h;:m ...
... became a barrister, and between 1820 and 1830 drafted bills for the Home Office through the patronage of Sir R. Peel. The Whig Government employed him in the same capacity. In 1835 he was private secretary to Sir R. Peel, and was appointed Under Secretary ...
... it would be to be able te give to the Pales arensel or reslguatios. To per to the order of the day Is Is rub aided the embed Whig of /Name. Circustineness are seen favourable than ever. The Emperor the ernes hie yeors and his sodas. Oar pried(' is grad ...
... object of augmenting their dividends r No ! W T e cannot be thus blinded. The jobbery is too apparent to be mis- understood. The Whig mtsleader found in the Radical Telegraph a mighty opposition, and fore- saw results of a most disagreeable nature ; it could ...