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... Russell acknowledged to the world that the Whig |>arty, fso far as statesmen were concerned, was nearly worn out. (Laughter.) If it be so, it must have been from their own policy. Supi>o.se that all the old Whigs and Ido not speak them without respect, because ...
... precedents for raising inferior legal personages to the peerage. The little family connexion was quite overlooked. It is the old Whig game over again. Earl Russell's last ministerial career is beginning brilliantly. Norfolk and Norwich Tory Club” uneed in the ...
... greatest blessing would be for the country to be free of the plague ; if not, the next blessing would for them to give it to the Whigs and let them claim it. (Laughter and applause.) If they were, however, willing to act as the servants of the {>eoule, let them ...
... the office of Secretary the Treasury. The family were for several generations connected property with Jamaica, and though Whigs, shared warmly *in the Protectionist views which led to the long though unavailing struggle, waged the West India interest ...
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... have been presented complaining of the undue return of 71 members to the House Commons, 25 whom are Conservatives, and 4*» Whigs or Radicals. The Prince and Princess of Wales went the “meet” the Duke Rutland's hounds, Piper’s Hole. The Prince looked remarkably ...
... distinction. Nor must it forgotten that; a short period out of office is alterative and tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong, ami achieve audacity which they lose when long debauched by the sweets of place. With nothing to hut to reflect ...
... Bill is discussed the less it seems to be liked. Liberal Statesmen who used to occupy prominent positions in the Whig party, and even in Whig administrations, are forward and earnest in their opposition'to its principle and its details : and newspapers ...
... still deficient to complete the Dispensary. When one reflects that it is not for Catholic oi Protestant, Church or Dissent, Whig or Tory, but for all provident poor, 1 cannot but believe there must be many who have not yet been asked who would cheerfully ...
... during the past thirty years, and therefore their jiolicy was to accept the Bill But to so they must rise to the occasion—Whigs of the old scnool. Radicals, Chartists, Republicans, and Democrats ; yes, he would say, “Up, Guards, and at them!” (Cheers ...
... least with thankfulness because of ts moderate character. But it appears that our ancient enemies, backed up by a few renegade Whigs—(hear, hear) —are determined, if possible, to throw out the bill on the second reading. Be it our dcteimination not only to ...