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... held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. Tne Daily Telegraph objects that in the New Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that ...
... been said by their representatives about the benefits conferred on the couutry by the Whigs and the Liberals. He would assure them that it was his conviction that the Whigs, when in power, aided by the Liberals, had done more mischief than they could ever ...
... Ireland. They were the more remarkable, since Lord Russell, before the recess, ostentatiously and more suo, had signified to the Whig-Radicals the expediency of -marshalling themselves under the influence of a party cry of Ireland and Education, in order to ...
... meetings and for interrupting the Proceedings at the meetings of their opponent*. Conservatives of the county have uot adopted Whig tactics. They have not followed the lord about from place to place for the of hooting him down ; but a few intelligent of the ...
... are indeed unscrupulous tactics, justifying Mr. Greaves' condemnation of them as wretched party warfare. At all hazards the Whig-Radical chiefs have resolved to bring about their return to Downingstreet. Mortified beyond measure by their own Reform Bill ...
... REDUCTION of from 22 to per cent. They are now SHOWING LARGE ASSORTMENT, to which Additions are being constantly made, at the folio whig Low Prices for Cash :— THE BEST FIVE-FRAME BRUSSELS, 4s. 6d. a yard. THE BEST TAPESTRYS, 3s. 3d. yard. In addition to the above ...
... of calling your attention. I would ask you -If the Ultramontanes, and the Lilieratior* ists secure the co-operation of the Whigs, and by their aid effect the dis-es'.ibhshmeiitof the Irish branch »f our Church, will not the United Kingdom at once loss ...
... Eternal Lord. For shame, John Ingle, go 1 I am, dear sir, yours faithfully, J. TAYLOR, 8.D., Head Master, &c, &c. AN EXAMPLE TO WHIG AND LIBERAL LANDLORDS. To the Editor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette. Sir,—l am delighted to see in your impression of yesterday ...
... (Laughter.) From that time this we have been pestered with that subject. (Cheers.) It always appeared to me certain that the Whigs could not carry second Reform Bill. I stated so in 1859, and I was hooted and yelled at this very town because I so stated ...
... epithets of thieves and forgers for tbe iniquity of possessing Clmrcb property, is far more applicable to tbe Whig-Radical friend than to tbe Whig-Radical foe. Not satisfied the terms of thieves and forgers, being too much within tbe bounds of decorum ...
... utilitarian processes of trade and lundicraft. All labour is noble and virtuous—ever honour and ever to the horny hand. The cold Whig, below the zero of intrench himself within the i t 'reotyped platitudes of a frozen Liberalism. will nut avail. He is not of ...
... Your old 'iffection free ; You've late acquired au awkward knack Of turuiug back on me. You've honey'i words for faithless Whigs, Who hate you in tlieir heaits. But tho faithful friend of old You've nought but stints and darts. 'Tis scarcely fair, the ...