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... the threatened coalition may be successful, but if Whigs and Tories have been distinctive and opposing policy, then the Government of the country can never be and effectively carried out by Tory-Whig administration. A eombiaatioo of that character simple ...
... -. his cl inns, or discovering l.b principles. Mr. \V.»I luwcvcr, challenges comment,. Mr. Wal'lron f >nncrly repreismte-l Whig; now avows himself ft ami asks the constituency elect him a i foilower Derby. cannot, of course, quarrel with Mr. Wal.lron ...
... even so old politician is, maty profit in the future. will think twice before he enters again into combination with Whig nchlsmsn and Whig dependants. Earl Grosrenor ban openly deserted Um— Captain Uayter has left him moot unhandsomely in shameful and ludicrous ...
... This the great *|Uestioii the hour in In all the clubs, n all the i*olitica! centres ’it is the one subject of discussion Whigs are confident the second reading will pass, theToriva are equally confident it will not. Roth cannot rigid, yet which Is wrong ...
... inrty, hot warned the Whigs to look out for theuiselwe— j '1 hey bad for year* been ringing the changes with the j Greys. Russel Is, and die Elliotla, but the Conservative* fell, the Raidicals would riae, and in 4h.it case the Whigs would get but little ...
... i)iTalil. HAT JUSTITIA CIELUM.” T I’AM, SAIL AV, AUGUSI 25. 180 G. There can no question, that for many years, the policy of the Whigs to wart Ireland may correctly described aa being full promiac, but of no performance. The leading .statesmen of that party ...
... made; and trust, cow, tSicro ia good foundatioa tor il During the past twenty years there has been a succession of governments, Whig and lory, but it is unquestionable fact that, however they have differed from each other on general British policy, they have ...
... prospect opened before them of a.ss'.iining place, power, and emolument. believe. that whatever may the shortcomings of the Whigs, reference to Parliamentary an d they are bad enough—whatever their timidity, and even reluctance with the question in fitting ...
... falsehood the Government which stooj»ed mean deceit, can only say that Ministerial turpitude, so base, w ill render the very name Whig word of scorn and contempt in Ireland. is now thoroughly understood that the Orangemen are arming. At Dundalk several cases ...
... impossible gainsay them. The words Mr Bright are words of truth and of wisdom, and the statesmen that govern Ireland—whether they Whig or Tory—would do well profit by them. Until they *.‘cugniee the facts which Mr Bright has stated, until they rofo nn the Laud ...
... being. That predicts will hist about six mouths. absurdity measure, thoroughly conservative as it was in its princi- a Tory-Whig Administration was too patent to be got pies, yet approached ju-uice too nearly in its chief pro- over, and the Adulhunites ...