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... quoting from a return which he had wrung the Government: they were Peter Erie, Q.C., a Whig, salary £1,500; James Hill, Q.C., Whig, salary, £1,200; Rev. R. Jones, Whig, salary £1,200. He had nothing to say against these gentlemen as to their admitted r ...
... principles, is it possible for him consistently hold such and such other principles ? If a man is a Conservative, says the Whig, must he not also be enemy to liberty ? If a man be Liberal, says the Tory, must he not also be a revolutionist And in these ...
... do not seem at all sanguine t° the early termination of the war. Tag Government has lately sustained numerous ats, but the Whigs are proverbial for their to office, and nothing but a direct vote Want of confidence will apparently drive them *** place. ...
... what break-down there is. Sir J. Hay's motion, censuring the conduct of the Ashantee war, was the point selected to turn the Whigs out and put the Tories in; and, says the Standard, it might hare been expected to ensure a complete cohesion of the Conservative ...
... last meeting to double their working capital—instead of a Whig, salary £1,500• , James Hill, Q.C., Whig, one million to raise it to two millions, by tha creation salar y , £1,200 ; Rev. R. Jones, Whig, salary £1,200. of 100,000 new shares of .210 each. This ...
... narrowed by Whig incapacity, between Whig ignominy and public disaster. Distinctly, the remedy for our present political affliction is to be found alone in change Government, whether or not brarnlded by anneal to the constituencies-. Whig organs taunt ...
... laid upon the table. The commissioners themselves were a snug nest of Whigs, and of the forty persons connected with them -i?-nonndduh one, without exoception, belonged to the Whig ’uty..{'{ir :mintnuh to inspector-hi‘rhdbunwby poli partisanship, jobbery ...
... In doing so mad*» a virulent personal attack upon the commissioners, and denounced the Board as nothing more than a piece of Whig jobbery.—Atter some remarks from Mr Morrison and Mr Powell, Bruce said the Government could not accede to a reso.u-tion moved ...
... keeping with the body represented / that is, intelligent, pious, and patriotic, and there is no fear for the rest. Whether Whig, Tory, or Radical be in the ascendant, there is sufficient guarantee that they will so act as to meet the necessities of the ...
... ??ARITY OF THE MINISTRY. London correspondent of a Whig daily says : found West End, club, and political London with >ii» and discussion about the late narrow overmnent Sic J. Hay's motion, on the ■ want of confidence looming in the distance, the the ...
... to me the difference between a Palmerstonlan whig and a modern Tory, and Iam utterly unable to discover any dif- ferencoe myself; and, setting sde the personal friends and followers of the Palmerstonian Whig on the one aide andof the conservative on the ...