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... notice when compared with aristocratic Durham, with its dukes aud earls, and count palatine bishop ; or that a Whig bishop and a Whig duke, and a Whig lord lieutenant are to be trumpeted for their liberality, while a set of insignificant Liverpool merchants ...
... the respect of assailants and won not a little support for his chief ; and the results of the last election proved that the Whig minist had gained ground in Ireland since his appointment, T Th appointment of Mr. Goschen is a good one, but his post is onein ...
... the east end of the Bames Station thereof. And it is also proposed by the said biU to apply for the ?? or some of the folio whig, among other powers : — To enable the company to cross, divert, alter, or stop up, whether temporarily or permanently, roads ...
... Democrats held the reins of power through several Presidential terms. Meantime a political party, composed of the re- mains of Whig m, of disafiected Democrats, and of the Abolitionists, had been quietly gather- ing strength from year to year. In pursuance ...
... duties, and hia manner of performing them was shown by the fact that his centraot was more than once renewed and ex- tended by Whig Administrations. In 1859 Mr. Churchward had suffered from misfortunes to which all steam-boat owners are liable. He had lost ...
... the late ministerial appoint- ments, In concluding his remarks he said that if the government should fall back into the old Whig-Radical party class and party combioation, he be! ved that a goverament be formed which would at once avow its determination ...
... strength under Lord Palraerston. But if the country should be disappointed— if the government should fall back into the old Whig- Radical party class and party combination, he believed that a government would bo formed which would at once avow its det ...
... the name ef Thomas Lefroy was unworthy to follow those of Downes, Bushe, Pennefather, or Blackburne, But, alas, in the new Whig levy we look in vain for one man whose appoint- ment as Thomas Lefroy’s successor would not seem an intolerable bathos—we should ...
... whom are disinterested .upporters of the present government — a startling but inevitable result of that ay-tern which the Whigs during the'.r long tenure of office have uniformly pursued, to make political service rather than professional eminence the ...