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... might have taught him that Mr. Bright was the devoted serf of the Whig*, and that however ill might be treated or neglected would always support them against the Tories. Whereas, the Whig-Conservatives are gentlemen—men of position and estate, who would ...
... with the future of those nascent empires. There really seemed at one time to be a danger that this would be the case. The Whigs, we are sorry to be obliged to admit, were intent, as was said of them by the Rev. Sydney Smith, upon building up a wall against ...
... Carlton is to preserve its usual character of contributing so many rant and file to defend their Whig chiefs in the enjoyment of their offices. If the Whigs are content with anything less, they not profit sufficiently by their position—they show au ignorance ...
... authority, it was stated that bribery originated with tho Whig party. That such should the case is easily explained by fact, that the land was mostly in ' the possession Tories, so that Whigs had to fight ttioir battles with money; and the same battle ...
... certainly c ould be no more conclusive condemnation the bill than the opinion expressed of it by that Veteran servant of the Whig party, the honourable gentleman's father in the letter which he quoted. Sir WILLuot HAYTER is a man who—to his honour be it ...
... the Land Tenure question is brought forward, the disenasieu only provokes the people without affording any relief. Tory or Whig Goweragiont, it has been the same; and we doubt even now, were it nditthait ,I and has become half depointlated, and flaCilbe ...
... the common good (cheers). There was such » thing falling to the ground between two eloola. and if the Conservatives and the Whig* got quarrelling such men Mr. Bright might get great deal more than they deoeryed toget (hear). Mr. Keck, M.P., also replied ...
... borrow the good that b ta th—; but the Whig what b bad. What b good Kadioal b beUaf in liberty; what b bad b the belief ta .equality. What b good la the OoueerTatira creed b order jwbat b bad b rxotuaba. The Whig alaarae to both aqua Jhty aad ezeluaion ...
... Government were beaten by majority of ton ; and among that majority were such staunch Liberals as Mr. Oshornb, such devout Whigs Mr. A. Russell, such ex-Ministers as Sir R. Peel. Some of these, doubt, might on other points vote with Ministers, But their ...
... Mr. GLADSTONE had tried to intercept his speech, but was not successful. Now, who is Captain HAYTER. ? A Whig of Whigs. He totally destroyed the Whig scheme. The Times, which thought it so honest, practical, and straightforward at first, thinks he left ...
... again. The borough which so long returned Sir George Grey, . with other Whig officials, the Codhingtons, Tufl NELLS, Romillys, &0., has been won hack to its former sympathies. The Whigs knew what they about when more than thirty years ago they divided the ...
... VOL. XXVI.—Nzw Swim No. 10711.] LONDON: WIDNISDAY, MAY SO, 1806. We have a notion, moreover, that it is not even I now to Whig influences that the principal relaxations of the State-Church system in our most important colonies arc to be primarily ascribed ...