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... Republic, entailing its nearly 22 years of bloodshed, was a purely Whig undertaking; Whig in originalfdesign; Whig in the obstinate determination for going into ; and peculiarly Whig in the combined insolence and stupidity with which it was forced on ...
... Lord Russell would not again aspire to the premiership, intrigues are being carried on. with thia object in view. A hading Whig peer—as reported, to his great disgust—has already learnt that new Radical Ministry would not be formed without Mr. Bright's ...
... THE FENIAN CONSPIRACY. The Belfast Northern Whig states that on Friday morning, on the arrival of the Liverpool boat, Constable Fury and Sub-constable Moore arrested, on suspicion of being connected with the Fenian conspiracy, six persons, five men and ...
... twice- completely destroyed hi party by the Coalition and his Jacobin sympathies and Iris name was long injurious to the Whigs. then; was he classed the-rival of Pitt And how did fie gain his vast reputation It was the result his wonderful powers in- ...
... 'HURSDAY. JANUAR 1867. Tur Whig orgas, and Yellow,’ yesterday, closes with an article bearing the above title The Edinburgh Review has hardly - ever changed its colours or its principles. It started for the purpose of supporting the Whig party, and from that ...
... LIVERPOOL, loe MOTTZIWAII. so aahr:— ha. at 1 p.a. lOWA= only Friday Paw ttrasiess .. /lowalaigiedela to dlipprlthe sae Wan day et Whig. lIIIIIa a aliminlie at 44, Than lais U. la PEI Tax Osidmoi at P. A- la 1 t at Ira • 0. a Oadliadmt as to NSW. EON A WALTER ...
... gentleman is in ‘Paris next to England, are afoot for ¢ con- ference under his composing the instance of the more drawal from Whigs, Mr. B it is understood, has with- shaken by ths of te lake aneusouact campaign at wid ft the smash of fhe of ase Sat ee nected ...
... the sake of doubtful party advantages involving laxity of principle. The Whig complaints arc grounded upon the whole these objections. Mr. Gladstone is the way: he damages Whig prestige not the right man in the right place : his manner offensive to b)th ...
... itself Liberal—l call it Whig, professes to he iu favour of Reform, hut does nothing for it. (Hear, hear.) It k.-cps the question open, because keeping it open keeps political capital its pocket. (Hear, hear.) The Whigs, the high Whigs,—unlike the Tories (hear ...
... revolution. Revolution saved France from ruin. Which are we to have here—revolution or reform Mr. Jones characterised the Whigs—the so-called Liberals—as the obstructives, the political adventurers who kept reform as an open question, because kept political ...
... one, was oldfashioned enough almost to revere, and to believe there was none better in the world. Why, he asked, had not the Whigs, if they were so satisfied with their principles, endeavoured to bring them into operation, seeing that they had had so many ...