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... of the Liverpool Alhion) look like an old Whig who should keeping company with Lord Orerstone (formerly Jones Lloyd) and Lord Taunton (once Mr. Labouchere.) Sir Francis is not only old Whig, but fossil Whig, and he is almost as strong in quotations from ...
... when Mr. Henry Berkeley cesses to be its it will soon be remembered only by political antiquarians. If, sgain, an advanced Whig of had been asked whst was the ideal of represents! ion to which looked forward, there can no doubt that he would have answered ...
... have described as new, although it is apparently now new, yet after all it is but the restoration of the ancient policy of the Whig and Liberal party. (Hear.) Now, I fancy, that in this meeting we feel that the prospects of the country—l apeak now of its ...
... exterminate if it would Soieh ite work.* There eomethiog omiooue uttereocee the Tima, end the, show that the greet organ of the Whig* will look twice before it loape into the edrocecy of eny Reform Bill that bee the im|>rimetur of Mr. John Bright upon it. ...
... rosy hive illused deceased and thrown him out of the carriage, the door and window of which were damaged. Mb. Cobdbit, thb Whigs, ihb Fbbvch Tbb att,—A correspondent of the Glasgow Herald has written in that journal an account of soma incidents which occurred ...
... when oould scarcely be expected to sostain the burden of pnblio life, marked change baa come over onr domestic politics. The Whigs and the Peelites, under Earl Russell, are evidently prepared to coalesce with the extreme Liberal, or democratic party; we ...
... Council. tbe (lower .U blessedness of God’s people in the world to come. (See English statesmen, diplomatists, heroes and Whigs The Yorke’s lienlah.) force of nature can further go. rear and elevate Without entering into any controversy upon the matter ...
... then upwards of seventy, and has persisted in holding on to the bench ever since, simply from a determination to deprive the Whig Government of the chance o! appointing a liberal successor. He become so enfeebled body and mind that his failing faculties ...