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... decidedly Whig than this—not even Mr. Daniel M'Alpin and Mr, Joseph Bendle had to inolndsd with the others among its office-bearers. The first thing this very old body of Whigs did was invite Mr. Ernest Jones to oome here and nmp the cause Whig candidate ...
... Treasury bench. Every thing in this mind revolves upon this pivot : office for the Whigs. All who have ever opposed the Whigs—even upon questions which were in no sense Whig property—are to stand committed for ever to their errors, except on condition of ...
... ?— The dearly beloved Whigs. Who were too cowardly to put it in execution ? — The Whigs. Who have ever bullied the weak and truckled to the strong ? — The Whigs. Who have always passed coer- cive measures for Ireland?— The Whigs. Who will promise everything ...
... the ideas of Irish Orangemen, or Irish priests, or the Fenians, or, perhaps, the Irish Whig officials That question hat not been directly answered, but we aee the Whig policy gradually displayed to view in deference to the exigencies of the party. When ...
... on the Churahof the Future. The Spanish Revolution. By Vedette. Cornelius O’Dowd.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturara.—Misfits.— The Whig Letter. Old and New. The eednf Etoellens. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...
... arguments. As well might we urge the fact that the Whigs established Protestant icendancv in Ireland after the expulsion of the Stuarts, as a proof that the Loyal Order of Orangemen are the only true pure-bred Whigs and liberals. But, further, acoor ling to Mr ...
... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Lord Aberdeen was a * Liberal, and his ministry was formed a coalition betv e the Whigs and Radicals. comprised Lord John Russell, the Duke of Ar.-ylc, Mr. Gladstone, and others of the same class. This was the Government that ...
... whioh chose to attack us. And they knew finally that these evils, with their numerous kindred, were the results of Whig incompetency and Whig want of Administrative power. They saw all these and a hundred other evils remedied by the Activity and energy of ...
... f multiply in our columns what regard other else than a* Irri tanta. We ha+e and more pressing demands upon our space. J.J Whig la one politics cannot said be Radical, nor yet Tory, There are few now that schorl. The terms 'Liberal and v Radical are ...
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... present sake 8, into two large sections of politicians—the adical | Mary one hand and the Tories on the cther. Ever si rer the Whigs passed the Reform Bill of 1832 they had bee o girls portion of the time in power. The bill they the , We had for its express ...
... call them—and see how large a portion of his views have been embodied in modern legislation. Is it not the fact that Tory and Whig statesmen, when they could no longer resist the march of improvement, accepted the inevitable, and with a great flourish of ...