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... East, where the Inn deficit has bees mitigated. The Premier, however, rendered one service to history. He confesses that the Whigs in their Queen's Speeches have been romancing all the time they have been in office, and that words have every year been put ...
... and opinions of politics. Liberals and Conservatives, Tories anal Radicals, hereditary Whigs and philosophical Whigs, Whigs of the school of Charles Fox and Whigs of the school of Sir James Mackintosh—from the ranks of all these have come nobles and commoners ...
... 'the Indian dt- , :flait has been mitigated. The Premier, however, rendered one service to history. He confesses that the Whigs in their Queen's Speeches have bren romancing all the time they have been in office, and that words have every year been put ...
... laughter)—but there is a difficulty in keeping up the breed of those sweet birds, and it was found necessary to cross the Whig treed with the famous Peelite breed. I will do thei2l the justice to say that they have a very great and able mini:;t 4 r mg ...
... shades and opinions of politics. Liberals and Conservatives, Tories and Radicals, hereditary Whigs and philosophical Whigs, Whigs of the school of Charles Fox and Whigs of the school of Sir James Mackintosh—from the ranks of all these have come nobles and commoners ...
... The Division from Three Points of View, THE WHIG ANALYSIS.—The Ministerial majority of 315 was made up of about six Conservatives, three more whose party polLics is not easy to define, and 306 Liberals. Eight were paired, and nine usual supporters were ...
... these happy chances has just befallen our Indian Secretary ; and Sir CHARLES WooD, with the natural aptitude of an experienced Whig statesman, is very ready to wear the laurels which Fate has so kindly brought him. Palmam qui meruit ferat is an exploded and ...
... THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JOLY 11, 1864 The Division from Three Points of View, THE WHIG ANALYSIS.—The Ministerial majority of 315 was made up of about six Conservatives, three more whose party poli.ics is not easy to define, and 306 Liberals. ...
... laughter)—but there is a difficulty in keeping up the breed of those sweet birds, and it was found necessary to cross the Whig heed with the famous Peelite breed. I will do them the justice to say that they have a very great and able minister among them ...
... the Metropolitan Adult Education Association. PROSPECTS OP A GENERAL ELECTION.—The Parliament. House— the chief seat of the Whigs in this city—is in motion. For 4he past three or four days every horse-hair is it has been on end. There has been a running ...
... terranean to be the next great want. The concluding article in the number is on Our Foreign Policy, which it views from a Whig point of view. The denunciation of the duel and perfidious conduct of Prussia is hearty and uncompromising, but no ingenuity ...
... legislation it has done nothing. Two or three amending bills, to remedy the grosser and more intolerable blunders of previous Whig legislation, constitute the only chapters of the year's statutes which have the slightest public interest or importance. The ...