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... but Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli pricked the wind-bag on the first day of the Session, so that cry is done for. According to Whig tactics next to having a good cry for themselves, it is desirable to prevent the other side having one : thereupon the weather ...
... prepare. to go so far as to recommend a revision of the Prayer book. A Whig Administration never yet initiated anything more than a temporary compromise of reform. We say a Whig Administration, for the only Liberals that the pusent Cabinet comprises ...
... her Majesty’s Government, begun by the present Prime Minister in Chine thlrtyyeevo ago, and from that time enforced by every Whig Government, has led eonatant little wars, which have oulminated in tha deeply-deplored homing of Kagoeima, and the massacres ...
... receives a large salary (that of tho Master of the Rolls is 60001. ) for special duties, it seems scarcely compatible with even Whig notions of honour te takl upon oneself other responsibilities, which may conflict with those already existing. I think we have ...
... upon Earl Grey, after Canning, the aid of Brougham and the less scrupulous of the Whig camp, had possessed himself of power, in 1827, sufficiently evince the hollowness of Whig pretensions even at that epoch. Still, it must be admitted that, although their ...
... home-grown barley. Having been a party to this injury to the farmers, we next find Mr. Lattimore an active supporter of the Whigs at the election of 1852 and an opposer of the three gentlemen who voted for the reduction of the Malt-tax. He also opposed ...
... any other nation since the creation of man, and which will baffle and exhaust even the irrepressible Yankee.— Times' The Last Whig Job.—A contemporary announces that the Right Hon. Milner Gibson, M.P., President the Board of Trade, has appointed Mr. W. W ...
... private legislation has received the sanction of the House of but like any other suggestion for reform “Mavating f r om the Whigs, is of the mildest and most *Meopathic description. Mr. Milner Gibson, in his Pacity of P resident of the Board of Trade, brought ...
... great bodies bo cautious. But in proportion to the difficulty with which they arc moved is efficacy of their impact. The great Whig body has declared through its recognised literary organ that Abo—he will attempt to prove to Sthat^ organ was misinformed. ...
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... r day a resolution to the effect ' policy of the present Government, begun 30 years the Prime Minister, and enforced every Whig ernmeut, has led to constant wars, which have culj, •hated in the burning of Kagosima and the massacre at oehow; that the ...
... Lord remarked the right honourable gentleman that the day* were getting out, when hi* companion promptly replied, I wish the Whig* were. ...