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... appohted Uflltad StattB Miniater to the Oonrt ot Austria , lAttia la known of him , except that he is a respectable Yhiladelphia Whig . __' ___ ...
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THE TORY PARTY DOOMED TO EXTINCTION BY MR ERNEST JONES
... after all, they had changed King Log for King Stork They found out that the Whig Reform Bill had hot .exactly brought in that polmcal millennium which the Liberals (for so the Whig-Radicals began to call themselves) had so lavishly promised and which the ...
PARLIAMENTARY ACTS AND UTTERANCES
... midst of the Whigs, and speak from the tribune of the Whigs, who vote and act with their adversaries. They are Conservatives in all but name; they have the hands of one side, but their voice is that of the other. They are thorn in the Whig side, goading ...
able, if they pleaae, to pay uuch fees for them- Belres. Our contemporary, goes still further. he says, the Free
... quite in keeping with the usual tone and spirit of Whig journalism. The argument based on this assumption, that such increase should therefore be procured anyhow, passes all the usual limits of even Whig morality. On one point our contemporary is unusually ...
SUPPLEMENT TO THE EDINiJORGH EVENING OOURANT. TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1867
... clearly defined as ever. The Radicals would go where the Whigs will not follow; the Whigs wonld remain where the Radicals will not permit. The compact between the two can only hold good as long as the Whigs are willing to be servants instead of masters. But ...
that Mr Seward’s despatches were perfectly clear and straightforward, that they make oat fully and beyond all ..
... Greenwich, was one of the most distinguished pillars, that must bear the full responsibility for all that was done. We hope the old Whig officials, many of whom must be members of the new Oludstonian Administration, will remember that they, like the Tories, have ...
THE EDINBURGH EVENING OOUBANT, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1868
... party. And after it had been created, it became impossible for the Whigs to be on the winning side without Radical support. The Radicals therefore became masters of ths situation, and the Whigs could onlj win or keep power doing their work. And now the natural ...
Prioi—D
... the Church of thb Future. The Spanish Revolution.—By Vedette. Cornelius O Dowd. Walewski. Medical Lec- turers—Misfits. —The Whig Letter. Old and New. The Coming Elections. W. Blackwood A Sons, Edinburgh and London. Now ready, price 6d., The late dr ohalmers ...
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... TOM Whigs. QIIIVANTS Meal COALI MOORE, 1 COALS lle pet airre42ol2fira 11101 • lemma% as comaii alffelalty Mk otelftololll Ihylikair le I* ea manilla CM, or VSRIMMED GOODS. TEM IDINBUROII LOAN 00.8 So 110071 MM. • W N 111 MIMI. PIM CUICIT. MALE AT PAM' ...
THE EDINBURGH EVENING COURANT, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1808
... all doubt that both members and supporters of the old Whig party would be only too well pleased to see the Bill shipwrecked altogether. If with any colourable pretext or show of reason the Scotch Whigs could get rid of a Bill that extends the franchise to ...
RECENT ATTACKS UPON THE FOREIGN OFFICE
... UPON THE FOREIGN OFFICE. The Standard thinks that it must be dearth of political grievances at present that has caused some Whig contemporaries recently to attack the Foreign Office. It is not, however, the general results of Lord Stanley’s Ministry that ...
“ THE CLAN MONCREIFF.”
... Advocate is the Rev. George Moncreiff, who, many years ago, left the Scottish Church for the English, and received from the Whig Government valuable preferment. is not meant to insinuate that he was more unworthy of it than were the other members ef his ...