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... quit, the dienpprov.l «o gener.lly B.tnrd.y of the to. coooeele of Mr. Bright. .nmln.ti» ejto. ground, of ebj«dk>n pot by tie Whig supporter, of toe uocndment toow to.Uhey me cerUinly not likely be removed leflMned by the prcentetion of toe Oovemment Rcdi ...
... self-preservation fn respect of their political position, of attachment in some them to the particular traditions of the true Whig party, of disgust at the shabbiness of their adversaries, not to speak of patriotism, are bound to meet the Ministry next Monday ...
... modorrtion end hnnoM. ol the America .nthontres. task tat night was certainly not one. Perhaps that tenacity^ offiee, tor which whig, are prorerhiaU, famous was never pul to harder test than .mce the divUion Saturday morninf;. Most Mmlrtnes who had staked ...
... most rigorous, most appropriate, and admirable speeches of the debate. And his rival—the leader what lof the Radical*, the Whigs, the Reformers ? of that fortuitous con• of incoherent atoms which constitutes •he Liberal party—shaking off the sense of disgrace ...
... the pressure by which this sseriflee is eridsnt. In the esse the Cstholic Unirenity, the «- nested dcelsrstions of numberless Whig Mimsters neglected the hid ; the very letter which contains snnounccment sfthc BiU -which, if it passed would give death blow ...
... of May Eve in 1865 would have been the result. At ten o'clock the streets presented tbeir wonted quiet appearance.—Northern Whig. A Murderer's Funeral.—At twelve o'clock on Saturday night last any person who happened that untimely hour to be traversing ...
... question he could work even more powerfully to the detriment of the Government. The latter, pulled in opposite directions by their Whig and Radical supporters, and torn witli doubts and inttrnal dissensions, find themselves much in the position of the hero of ...
... unrighteous legislation days gooe, which was worked the ruin of old Ireland I How blessed that the Green lole ia ruled last by Whig Government, which can yield, Protens-like, prea■tot ...
... the go- verument bad departed from the rule of Whig ' government in past times, and sought advice that end of the bouse where he (Mr. Bright) generally sat (laughter). He was not disposed to deprecate the Whig party, because if wc looked back for KM) years ...
... apparently in collusion with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, affected to blame his error in driving away the conservative Whigs, and suggested a compromise that might bring them back to their allegiance, and perhaps abate the hostility of other opponents ...
... dtrvied ' t?.- tore month.- imprtomnumt in ‘‘'tlTi'illMM'Ol ».»■> T** __ . i_ _ |._ r James Lj*Ut O Bciro*. M-P*« • f. rmT the Whig Government has completely M —uport and confidence were given Urn moo Ut* nuliuncDt 111* Hra. oppoiMnl wutrmjyS. o'B*Une Hi ...
... which had Ixicn the support, r departed from the rule past timer and. instead taking entirely the adv certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken fr- Uiat booro:,hi ribS'cr. :\vS mi Wblc toaeve 11 you look back b. the t me, .ay Who have been sincere ...