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... that Whig noblemen and gentlemen are bound to forget their anceatral honour and ooneietonc; in order not only to connive at but support euch peltry tricks n» that which Mr Bright has played in concert with the Government for foisting an uncalled for Hoform ...
... rising men have more promise than the rising Whigs; and this very motion of Lord Grosvenor's I take to be the first step towards a coalition between the best Whigs and the best Conservatives. The old Revolution Whigs are in a very bad way. When Earl Russell ...
... plan, the Aristocratic and Constitutional Whigs arc to be permitted to take the lead in opposing the revolutionary measure but the votes which this will be effected must bo mainly thovso of Conservatives. The Whig contingent, however, will important from ...
... deserves to be, and the Government with it. For Lord Grosvenor represents a strong body ot moderate men, who, though they be Whigs, are Whigs of the old school, and prefer their country and its great institutions to any party triumph. But granting it to reach ...
... rising men have more promise than the rising Whigs; and this vary motion of Lord Grosvenor’s I take to be the first step towards a coalition between the best Whigs and the best Conservatives. The old Revolution Whigs are in a very bad way. When Earl Russell ...
... Whether or not the step now taken by Earl firosvenor be indication of what you have for some time been anticipating—namely, a new Whig secession analogous to that of 93-reraains be seen. Judging by the well-known cohesivenees of it would seem unlikely Judging ...
... unnaturally. We believe its fate to already settled. it was Liberals Whigs who attacked it and its authors most bitterly on its first introduction to the House, so it is Liberals or Whigs who have dealt it the finishing stroke. The notices given by Lord ...
... CATTLE PLAOCEDAT OF EVMILIATIOS. TO TBI EDITOR Or THS COrnANT. Sir, -Although Whig doT«rnm«nt dou not seem to reeoKnise the bud of God in that mysterious sad awful plague which threatens to destroy so large source of our food, I beliere that the opinion ...
... THIS EDINBURGH EVENING OOURANT, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1866 TO THE EDITOR OF THE COURANT. Sir,—Although a Whig Government does not seem to recognise the band of God in that mysterious and awful plague which threatens to destroy so large source of our food, ...
... members who were converted as soon the Government said that should treat the amendment as vote of no confidence. The great Whig families are not made of the staff to be bullied by Gladstone. They know very well that the Intelligence of the country with ...
... choice demented. Ah ! wherefore should she founder When that might be prevented , What, 0 thou, prone the twaddle, quote, of Whig tradition . Would Mr Fox, thy model. Have done in thy position ! Rplf-sacrifice, from weeping Hope’s shipwreck, might insure ...
... be an extensive, if not fundamental, reconstrnction of the Government The eUmmation of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to remaining Portion of the Cabinet The probability is that ■[succession of weak Governments would ...