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... intensify the ** vices common to the two great governing factions. Lord Derby,” it continued, approaching some ‘‘ of the great Whig houses, in order to ascertain whether it is possible to combine power in a ce ‘* Cabinet, as it bas been already combined in ...
... —lu December number of Magazine it said : - In former paper expressed tho opinion that any Government, whether comj.used of Whigs or Tories, would, in the exist* state of public feeling, (net unwisely if it met Parliament with a ent-and-dry Reform BUL To ...
... of the election in favour of Alderman Candllah would ho placed beyond doubt. Many amusing incidents related of the conduct Whig adherents on Friday night, before dose of the great meeting in Theatre, and it it add that Ur. Fenwick’s vice-chairman, hearing ...
... Conservatives, and Liberal Conservatives. On the other hand, you have Whigs, Conservative Liberals, Liberals, advanced Liberals, and Radicals. But I believe there as much difference between a Whig and Radical as I hope there is between a Conservative and a Radical ...
... tence that they are the same as Dr, DE JonGa’s, or equally efficacious. 55 Just Published, Price Eighteenpence RIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL’S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY By 1HOMAS DOUBLEDAY Author of the ‘ True Law of Population,” ** Financial ...
... difler- ‘ence which exists between the Belgian and English administration in this particular. In Belgium, there never is a Whig Government to assume that different classes engaged in production are in feeling, or can have Opposing or diverging intérests ...
... appointments have yet been made, nor is it expected that any will be made so long there is any prospect of the accessions from the Whig party which Lord Derby intended to seek. We believe that hitherto Lord Derby's overtures have not been favourably re- sponded ...
... from the nature of Liberalism to decry our institutions ; aud the best weet the worst abuse. Even Lord Macaulay, who though a Whig, was never a Democrat, could not refrain from slander- ing the House of Lords. ‘* Whatever confidence,” said that brilliant ...
... SUNDERLAND ELECTION The Advanced Liberal Committee have issued a manifesto show the utter weakness of the Whig party according to their own admissions. They quote fiox the Herald the following remarks: —“The certain effect of coalition between the two ...
... Train, however, has been In full force for the North .mptonsLi.e Stakes, some few flying allots having also Jbcca hied at folio whig quotations:— Mill Train , Pearl Diver, . Pthslred PiCm HAMPTO.VHHiak. STAKES. I taken freely .. ..7 12 W Hay 1 taken 8 ...
... between Whig and Tory, but between various public man ; to the extent which the mother country should interfere the Government the colonist.” The riedor notes the Viacount’e artful way of putting this. The contests were net “necessarily between Whig and Tory ...
... day by better budgets, involving larger and newer principles of finance. hose who remember that time may recollect that the Whig Government was inevitably falling, and all Nir Hitbert Peel's financial genius could not have carried the incometax without ...