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... Of the actual strength of the Adullaßiites this session, and the extent tc which they are- likely to be aided by moderate Whigs in supporting the policy of the Government in this oirection, there is no certain inf. .rmati.in. The 7'iiuc recommends that ...
... though not to its chiefs. Mr. Roedcckas an excep- tional man. His seat is, in a sense, in opposition to the go\erument, whether Whig or Tory. Fur many sessions he Las stuck to the front bench oti the oppi sition side below the gangway, not cress- mg tin House ...
... forward one time for the benefit of the working classes. This must be stopped. If is suffered to go on what is to become of the Whigs ? The attempt to outbid the professional Reformers alarms the Earl its suddenness, and while we can well understand that he ...
... words repeated at pet j,ie tence. Then there was a still nice arrangement of epithets several Governments which ipi^ was pure Whig, another was r. I> Conservative, the fourth (L°J $ moderate Liberal Govemmen { f Russell’s) —and there his poW« to fail; he ...
... illegal. A commission is to be issued to readjust borough boundaries. Two days ago many disinterested men, who are neither Whigs nor Tories, but who wish to see the country well governed, were favourably disposed towards the present Ministry. They did ...
... Liberals are not quite prt pared to take ottice. The cabal again.-t Mr. Gladstone h:is not yet been silenced, and tht old Whigs aie still hankering alter a patri- cian l'rtmier. Lut after all the balance of p. -wer rests with tlie country. To-night, a ...
... PRICE, O RESOLUTIONS Sheffield Daily Tele* days ago many dish neither Whigs nor Torii a 6 country well govern ®P°sed towards the prese ao quite trust Ministers °£ them. The Queen’s tine programme Se t forth in the spe and they had hopes a Manifesto s( ...
... Nor can we believe that the question of Mr. Gladstone's premier- ship can be an enduring stumbling block tc the aristocratic Whigs. Of course they have their prejudices, but they are men of high disiu- terestedness and of true patriotism, and will never ...
... man with several intelligent children. Old Martin died tranquilly, at the fireside, as if he were falling asleep. — Northern Whig. lllL, CdJtlUlviLHrb i.ot-.vl, EXAMINA- TIONS Tv tiik Editor —ln your list of the Grammar Si hoi 1 boys who have passed the ...
... hale man with several intelligent children. Old Martin died tranquilly, at the fireside, as if were falling asleep.— Northern Whig. , Three brigand chiefs have been sentenced to death at Frosinone, and fourteen of thtir band to the galleys for life. father ...
... the Tories may depend upon it they will never need to look buck with regret to the days when they were led by the recreant Whig. These are but visions. We must treat of things as they are. On Monday night Mr. Disraeli asked the House of Com- mons to consider ...
... use. The ri,'hthoa. gentleman said that the Government had m*de up their , minds not to go out on reform, because both the Whig 3 and Tories had tried their hands at it and had failed ; ?? the right hon. gentleman, the argument is irresistible that no ...