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... present beloved Sovereign would not be on the throne ; for it was only against the most determined opposition from them that the Whigs succeeded in securing the Crown for the present line. These are facts, and the principles are the same at the present time ...
... had done, everything was wrong that it had attempted to do. Public morality had ceased since the Whigs went out, and would never be restored until the Whigs, or their masters, the Radicals, came in again, with Lord Russell, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Bright, Mr ...
... they would go on in a straightforward manner, pursuing anindependent couree, remember that the Chamber had nothing to do with Whig or Tory, or anything in the world to do with Sir Ge , irge denkineon or any ' other candidate (hear, hear). He wished rvery ...
... old, Bred la agile ; two twoyeerwld dire. s tweieeedd diet telt Tbe Auctioneer to draw gabber, Wailer this 8•14., the ebbe Whig free the beet sir* the merry. Sale at Two &d.lb Or Aftneea. Breadvereet, Match Kay KIM kale Kb Sales by fribatt Contract. jioia ...
... There was a change of government between the nomination and the consecration. The Whigs did not like the doctor, who in fact had become offensive to both parties. To the Whigs he was offensive by the ceremony of his abusive political pamphlets. the Tories ...
... institution which writes over its portals the noble motto Charity Universal, or to the Bristol General Hospital, because we are Whigs or Tories, but because we are men with human sympathies, willing to aid the sick poor, and God forbid that ever this lofty ...
... few hours of relaxation. The,Lords and Commons had closed what cynical pereone denominate their talking shops in order that Whig and Tory might hob-nob together in many a counter• mansion. Banks and exchanges were virtually shut up to enable the princes ...
... who's cointo oppose you-a Hat! And likewise in some points I don t see but what the Conservatives is more sensible than the Whigs. It's a matter I've r, ot to think over, and haven t made up my mind You may sure I shall do just what I think proper nivself ...
... Gbep:mf Abyssinia would have been spared the e lnmm'm%mnww From the very commencement, we objected to the course which the Whigs pursuud in reference to Ayuinh We may thank them for the evils of which we complain. Their inattention to business or impotence ...
... unds of complaint inst the icy ' vhicgnl))u produced -ncbm:ft:l!n‘lt istogotruo that as a nation, under the &uidlnce of such Wh.ig- as Earl, Russell, and their subordinates Bright and Gladstone, we are rapidly descending the incline of irreligious indifference ...
... introduction of political discussions in that room. He did not objectto the extension because it mightlet in & certain number of Whigs, Radicals, Tories, or any other class of roh'tic'uns. He did not care one for that. t was no business of his. He had to do ...