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... THE WHIG-RADICAL CABINET'S ACHIEVEMENTS. lb* THURSDAY, July 21, 1664,. seems the fate of the present Government to | estrange England every people with whom they ! relatione, to be successful in no single Whether a Power is inclined be Iriendly hostile ...
... his speech at Congresbury, from first to last, marked him as an especially fit representative of a country long trammelled by Whig influences factiously exerted. It appears evident, indeed, that he and his fellow-candidate, Major Paget, are carrying the ...
... THE EASTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. Behold, my friends, what blessings to the nation Loom in the distance from Whig Legislation : Land made to bear all burdens the State The country saddled with Union-rate ; Towns petted and relieved at your ...
... care about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though was happy to say he never was Whig, and prayed God he never might be (laughter); for he was of opinion that Whig was a creature completely out of the pale of ...
... British consumption, it would offend him. English consumers may know that absolute freedom from all mineral colour is insured whig Hornitnan's pure tea the demand for these teas is immense, they are without equal for strength and quality. Dr. Hassall writes ...
... mamma ia so foolish.— National Review on Sterne and Tliackeray. Whig Whig has dogmas ; the Tory has his traditions. The Whig a political doctrinaire; the Tory is a political devotee. The Whig believes in the divine origin of liberal measures, and is ever ...
... another decade, let us take a momentary glance at the position and policy of the Whigs since 1859, and at their position at the present moment. In the year 1859 the Whigs, having stifled a most excellent Reform Bill, introduced the Conservatives —a Reform ...
... word, who made many friends, and never made an enemy. He did his best to be good, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time—a Whig who, with aristocratic tastes, had a keen sympathy with the populace who, loving ease and the refinements ...
... and united Liberal party in this borough arc their wits' end. The W lugs hate the Radicals, and the Radicals do not love the Whigs. The latter are most desirous of ousting the present member, Lord Edward Thynne. ard to return Col. Boyle. To do this they ...
... speakers it would seem that the controversy at Asbton assumes the form of a dispute between Church and Chapel as much as between Whig and Tory. Champagne fok the Races.—lf we are to believe the evidence case heard the Court of Queen's Bench, on Monday, tho ...
... on the interchange of commerce, and preserving the burdens upon tillage. At this particular juncture, and at the hands of a Whig-Radical Cabinet, is idle to look for a fair consideration of the claims of the agriculturalist, but those claims ought to met ...
... weaker and more hopelessly inefficient, and as her Majesty's Opposition waxes stronger and more formidably antagonistic,the Whig organs betray their apprehensions by bitterer invectives and more passionate declamation. It is sure sign of failing cause ...