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... and such men have been, driven by thousands facri into the arms of the Tories by the Popery-pam- I t Poring measures of the Whigs. A goodly number T still temnaiui, mcii who have heads too clear and The too cool to change sides. in a great political coil- ...
... ground. Li ahoppily, tba minr of thcvaliois , irs .ankld digritie vihichi ar just ow |dIsend~linlg iike halmfy dfeSw' a.dii Whig souls is ?? uinderst'ood 'oy' tlioC c orserus 'multi. ,tudie.; Th~y ire ,sufficientIlydisenis'} to itter' that it is not by ...
... fined-as we ventured to predict it would be-to low( paper. It might have been a more lively affair if the vOiCr conduct of the Whigs at Mr. Cox's dinner had been not d imitated by the Conservatives who do not, however, a UffW choose to make themselves personally ...
... of Reform, an ominous growl is icaBrd I in the distance, and people are beginning to see through the little game of the Whigs. The policy of the Cabinet is evidently to mrake terms ,ith tbe Radiosal by offering them what is termed a simple measure of ...
... the vex- ation of giting way to a rival. His imprudent rupture with Lord Palmerston in the winter of 1851 first drove the Whig party from puwur, and then provided it with a more acceptable chief. It was remarked that the new members of 1852 knewnothing ...
... supposed to have a natural antipathy. Why, we do not kcnosv. Is it that he is ith ienanconrod of the arbitrary scheme of the Whigs, ITo which takes a certain money test, which really signifies nothing. Or is it that they are so jesalons of distiuc- 01 tions ...
... business for which they have beet elected; and a sorrowful response was recently mndle that the councillors are elected as Whigs or Tories, and can hardly be expected to attend to such inisignificant matters as town business. If there be a meeting in favour ...
... being able to carry anything they choose, he rejoiced to know that be had lived to see the day when no Government, whether Whig or Tory, 'could do as they pleased. They must do 'as the en- lightened people pleased; as servants of an enlightened public ...