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... MR. ROEBUCK’S LATE SPEECH. (From the Times ) Mr. Roebuck hag added another cbapt*' to his history of Whig Ministrieg and rm Bills. The original memoir was by means a panegyric, nor ia Mr. Roebuck more of an eulogist now than he was ten years ago. In fact ...
... opposed to the Bright movement, and who think the time is come for a similar union between the Whigs and Conservatives as that which took place between the old Whigs and the Tories in 1793. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone came to town at the close of last week from ...
... utmost to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories for the very acts they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have I seen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant.— From the Correspondent of the New York Times.— ...
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... wore persuade the present constitnences to abdicate for thirty years in favour of the artisan class, and also to persuade the Whigs that their mission is accomplished, does any one suppose that the end of that time we should be third-rate naval power, or ...
... duty which they owe to society. There is no doubt that the cry of Reform is got up as a party cry. For years it has kept the Whigs in power, and they will again use it as a stepping ladder to recover the position which certainly would not be accorded to ...
... library dropped their books; the gossippers in the lobbies left stories half told and sentences nnfinisked, and all—Tories, Whigs, and Radicals—swiftly giided in and took their seats to listen to the fascinating eloquence of this man. The Tories hate him ...
... portion the Whig Government, and to remember the sympathy that the old Whig section showed to the old Tory section. He would ask them to remember the “chivalrous” words of Sir George Grey. It was chivalrous when Whig helped Tory or a Tory helped a Whig, but ...
... public question except through the distorting medium of partisanship—the Birmingham reformers did not go for the bill of the Whig Government. No, indeed !It was hardly likely that the hundreds of thousands of people who met in Brook Fields would compress ...
... others were wounded, one, is supposed, fatally. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR GLADSTONE AT BELFAST. BELFAST, Tuesday. The Northern Whig, in leading article, says it understands is in contemplation invite Mr Gladstone public banquet Belfast. The article goes on ...
... section of the Whig* apply the match which the Liberals had failed do, namely, fire the train |*>pular enthusiasm the match of opposition which they applied the reoent reform bill. He would ask the people cast their eyes certain portion of the Whig Government ...