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... PARLIAMENT AND THE DANISH QIJESTIov A Whig ministry may be said to have ?? e | iv ' ' and where any government, professiiihT ?? ■ ciples aud acting consistently in accordance with ,I'* would inevitably go (o the wall, the ?? Cabinet iv contending with ...
... the official intellect. With a bland, impassive equanimity which gives us the assurance that the accredited type of imbecile Whig officialism will not be lost when the present Home Secretary seeks the dignified repose in whicb his country would willingly ...
... leaders aud the Irish Ullramoutaiiiats exists nowhere but in the imagination of the doctor and on the lips of a few unscrupulous Whig partisans. That claas of politicians, Jiideed, have always beeu re- markable for their readiness in inventing injurious canards ...
... ministers, and corruptions hydra headed, were in place. Radicalism was not fashionable, lienee the changeling turned Whig ; ami not finding the Whig side profitable, he turned Tory. His policy, ev ...
... Papists; and that consequently our lelrgious liberties are at stake ; but are uot tho Whigs ju&t an bad r Well, 1 never undertook to defend the Whigs, because if the Whigs do wrong I do not consider that is any reason why the 'lories should do wrong. (Hear ...
... of Oxford, and designed to legalise the performance of divine service iv public and collegiate schools. Mr. Hardens!le, the Whig member for Bury St. Edmunds, opposed the measure, and moved its rejection. He would not have objected to the biil, be suid ...
... doz*n well condored-re'i'ectable Conservative pai>er» ir this country, and all the good ipers were either conducted on Libera) Whig principles He d-d uot think the time waa tar distant when they would have a£o rental position for voting (Loud Cheers ) The ...
... tbs' it was question which was open difference opinion ; but certainly the liberties the subject wrre a ...
... the Federals j>n the 16tb', and that General Butler had destroyed the railway between Petersburg aud Richmond. The Richmond Whig slates that General Sheridan, who had been despatched with the Federal cavalry ou a raid, bad beeu defeated with heavy loss ...