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... were the Whigs seated in office, i within view the loaves and fishes, and in the re- | ceipt of custom” with the looming accompaniment of pickings, than these theretofore croakers for economy and retrenchment l>egan to discover and assert the Whigs carried ...
... truth, no end to Whig inconsistency. A Lord Advocate makes a promise in 1867, and breaks it in 1869; a Prime Minister says one thing at the elections, and does what is totally opposite after them ; and finally, the leader of the Whig party in the House ...
... In the _interval between the two votes , the strongest efforts had been made to bring about a coalition between the elder Whigs and the Conservatives . Lord Derby and Lord Cairns stood firm to their _convictions ; but Lord _Malmeabnry , according to his ...
... causes ; but, on the whole, the potato crop promises fairly, and with very_favourable weather may be over an average.—Northww Whig. ...
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... in truth, no end to Whig inconsistency. A Lord Advocate makes a promise in 1867, and breaks it in 1369; a Prime Minister says one thing at the elections, and does hat is totally opposite after them and finally, the leader of the Whig party in the House ...
... that proposal; that he believed Mr Gladstone was far sounder than many so-called Conservatives; bat, quite irrespective of Whig, Tory, or Radical, would oppose everything that would set Popery and Protestantism on the same scale. A show of hands was then ...
... act of corresponding liberality ; o _» r » rJs _the Church clergy . The amendment last light had two objects—to _enable the _Whig _indewudent _Peer _. _! who had voted for Lord Salisbury's imendmcnt to go into the opposite lobby , since ; Iie Du _!^ c _of ...
... that proposal; that he believed Mr Gladstone was far sounder than many so-called Conservatives; bat, quite irrespective of Whig, Tory, or Radical, he would oppose everything that would set Popery and Protestantism the same scale. A show hands was then ...
... his Eery, erred preserve shim . ' ere Art Mier and his ewe are that r his He err Jry .he.. red her mere. ad the date drib: ad Whig always rely with rep, sold, .ye.. that ale like if.. err Me. be ale =rested sr miry ; tarred that Ire Oliphare the boy'. herr ...
... charactenst.c of the present Liberal policy is that it strikes directly at the very root of the Constitutional edifice. Old Whigs and worldly-wise Liberals have tried, indeed, to isolate the case of the Irish Church from the other State Churches of the ...
... characteristic of the present Liberal policy is that it strikes directly at the very root of the Constitutional edifice. Old Whigs and worldly-wise Liberals have tried, indeed, to isolate the case of the Irish Church from the other State Churches of the ...