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... entirely without a controlling hand guide them. They are evidently much at a loss what line take, and how to take it. The Whigs are falling off from them ; the Peelites are used ; Mr. Cardwell and the Attornev-Geneaal are all that remain of that clever ...
... to settle the matter themselves ? This is a question which friend Bright, with all his ingenuity, is unable to answer. The Whigs are positively savage at the rejection of Lord Alfred Churchill (the descendant of historic Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough) ...
... about everything Then the Marquis of Hartington was Cavendish, with all the hauteur of the most exclusive and aristocratic Whig families. General Peel, on the contrary, is most genial, and the same time most hard-working, and is being ably supported by ...
... One Hibernian M.P. (Mr. Rearden) is, how- ever, so disgusted at the scurvy manner in which bis country has been treated by Whigs aud Tories alike, that he has given notice of his intention, “ early next Session,” to bring in a Bill for a Repeal of the ...
... the liberal moppet be has reeefeed the assay years be bee twirled on business at the oboe' addreee, but greater faailltles Whig required to carry on his incraaeing trade, be has beau lodated to lake the more C..amoritone Premises lately oeeepled by Mr ...
... belonged to Brookes's, but most of the titled men of highest fashion, whether Whigs or Tories, belonged to White's. The Dukes of Devonshire, Argyle, and Cleveland—all Whigs—were of it; and so was Lord Jersey, his Whiggish days, well as George Anson, aul ...
... measure for the re-distribution of seats; the Radicals are not enamoured of it, because it does not go far enough; and the old Whigs wont have it, because it goes too far. Finally, the Conservatives are indisposed to give it their sanction, because they do ...
... passed upon Mr. Eyre, that eager partizans have come forward on both sides. The Radical Party, and a certain portion of the Whigs, consider the dismissal of Mr. Eyre a just punishment so far as it goes, and many are in favor of prosecuting him to the utmost ...
... and of physical advancement, suitable to the age in which we live. Whence it is evident the Adullamites and the old Whig families, such as the Lansdowne. and Westminsters, must eventually seek shelter on this very spot, this broad basis, ; ' indicated ...
... look out for any little territorial fish that may come within the meshes of his net. With regard to domestic politics, the Whigs have again proved true to thier traditions. They are sticking to office, in defiance of public opinion; and Russell and Mr ...
... Adullamite Lord Dunkellin, in the repre- sentation of the Borough of Galway, to be Solicitor- Ge neral for Ireland, has lashed the Whigs into a perfeet storm of rage. They cannot understand how a Premier, who has avowed that he intends to govern Ireland on ...