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... THE BUSY WHIGS. I remember saying many years ago that we were like bees working in glass hives, our proceedings in Parliament and everywhere were so open; but I have heard that bees in glass hives take the precaution to cover them up first with wax ...
... Salisbury' Hair Restorative. THIS valuable Composition has long weed with =Whig ruccese In tilsolni. sod the for rest:ting ervi n til Z oesedese. by dolmas or ability, end aloe growth of Whasissw, Heebrows, es, lt prewa r :lr a at at Swift greg, at ...
... enough to know that such a revolutionary scheme as his was sure to provoke the bostility, not of Conservatives only, but of Whigs who had not lost all regard for their country, Mr. Horsman gave 0 severe a castigation to Mr, Gladstone and bis party that ...
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... long. Earl Russell and Sir G. Grey will, it is asserted, retire, and their retirement would “ diesolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet.” . A Parliamentary return infioum the intention of the Government respecting ...
... the sooner the better. The most formidable part of the affair is the fact that the oppo. sition hitherto has come from the Whigs. m Palmerstonian element in the House cannot combine with the Gladstonian element of democracy and revolution. We question ...
... Grosvenor's amendment, it might be found in the notice, unparalleled in parliamentary experience, given on Tuesday night by an ex-Whig official. The Times cannot but express its extreme regret at this end —for it is hopeless to expect that the partial measure ...
... afemehisamets I. tad by this inessure would he la • cue half of whom wood he the dames, ma the other half to the Mille doses. Thus, Whig entice Mar the passing of the mat of all claws wieedt be os ateologath of the whole. In the the residenee for one yam vied ...
... earried onward by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who is himself a disciple of John Bright. But it is evident shat respectable Whigs do not want such a measure. Mr. Horsman, therefore, cut to pieces, and anatomatised the parties who bave attempted to effect ...
... Amide SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1866. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. Peace, retrenchment,and reform, have long been the watchwords of the Whigs and Liberals. The latter will speedily occupy the attention of the whole country on the occasion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... subject of annual discussio There are some changes which instantly suyyest themselves the moment a re-distribution of roment, Whig seats is talked of, and which any Gc or ‘Tory one it took up the que on at all must hece rilv deal with. But we expect the ...
... may gazetie him. The Tories neglect all this sadly. They have no piomising colts, or if they have they won't back them. The Whigs arc their masters in all the rogueries of office,'and in nothing is this more conspicuous than in the way which they manage ...