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... emancipation has been a most useful political topic to the Whigs ; but the working-man emancipated, master of the situation, and asking yeu to dinner, is quite another sort of thing. It is with the Whigs as with good many Northerners in the United States. The ...
... dark, They took it because they would not for a third time be in office on sufferance ; because they wished to ‘‘dish the Whigs,” even though in so doing they might wreck the tution. The history of this party has been one long career of bigoted resistance ...
... paid much honour to B hitherto. They did not admire his persecution of Sir R. Peel, whom he charged with haviDg caught the whigs bathing and stolen their clothes According to the Scotsman, Benjamin caught the radicals bathing, and ran off, not with their ...
... give up’ “‘ the sweets of office,” the Government of Lord Derby was prepared to swallow anything and to pass anything. The Whigs could never have thought of pre- paring such a measure as that which had been brought forward by Mr. Farbe it from him to find ...
... shifted his ground pretty of ten, and has not been m 0 £ mouthed his mode of treating his quondam leagues. After acting with the Whigs for som° 5. $ he turned sharp round upon them and charged with political thimblerig. Sir Stafford is not q* * if brazenfaced ...
... and patriotic energy that they have defeated the former owners and achieved a great national triumph. The movement which the Whigs their allies could accomplish nothing greater with than party ascendancy and lengthened retention place aud power, the Con ...
... no w represented by of the town, and a Liberal, and by Mr. Tomline, who has been by turns & Tory, a Liberal-Conservative, s Whig, and an Adullamite. Whilst member for Salisbury in 1840 th Sir Robert Peel; in and 1841, h eo voted steadily wil 1859 he opposed ...
... the fairn:ss of the reviewer in throwing blame upon Mr, Gladstone, In fact, the reviewer refutes himself. He shews that the Whigs are jealous of him, that the cousinhood envy him :— He is necessary to them, but he isnot ofthem. . . . ahey distrust him, ...
... illegitimate child, the only one in the island since 1858, and the third since the commencement of the registration. The Northern Whig denies the truth of statements that have been widely circulated as to an outbreak of cholera in Belfast. The cases referred ...
... inclination to turn out such a set of capable and honourable administrators, and to iastal in their place number respectable Whig noblemen and gentlemen, between whom, and ourselves there was not any very great sympathy. This set down to the personal fault ...
... all temper, which until now he had preserved in a wonderful manner, he paused in the midst of a sentence, and, looking the Whigs indignantly the face, raised his hands, and, opening his mouth as wide as its dimensions would permit, said, in remarkably ...