... would not so regard it, as the intermediate condition of a Whig. The Tories had justly become odious through misconception and neglect of their duties, but they were capable reformation the Whigs he seems have regarded from the first beyond hope. The task ...

... gentleman who is so free with bus advice to others, ought to occupy unequivocal position himself. Is he Liberal, or merely a Whig He has talked stiff Radicalism before now. My point, however, is on the social question; and here, “C.” tells us, Mr. George ...

... issue of urgent anneal for mare men, the blonde nog and meddle la financial matters. sasd there was nota statement made by the Whigs Radicals than that they (ths Radicals) were better economists sad flasnoterv than the Tones j ha contended it was ...

... of some consisUat Liberal, by giving the Privy Seal to effete Whig peer who brings thsm no strength either in the House Peers or the conotry. Lord Halifax was member of every obstructive Whig Administration, which opposed the Repeal the Corn Laws and upheld ...

... artisans, besidee sfLcang reduction the number of oar solJu*>s «>ud sailors, lie -aid measure would criticised out of doors Whig job, main ebjeet of which was givo tho Government two more votes, and expressed .» hope that tbo House would uot assent its ...

... appear that the labouring classes alone produce the means of supporting our present enormous taxation, under which, whether Whigs or Tories are in office, the nation literally groans and staggers, and to which, I am sorry to say, many of us have become ...

... roller coverer, Saltairc, died on Tuesday from hydrophobia, tho result of being bitten on the thumb a mad (log. The Northern Whig states *on the very highest authority * that the Government have no intention of bringing forward denominational education ...

... Scotchmen were proud that their country had produced such a genius, and Tories were thankful that the genius had not appeared the Whigs, and all literary men and all lovers of literature paid willing tribute of respect to the great master romance. But about himself ...

... him, the other was entirely opposed to him. Where there was a sovereign, it mattered not whether the people were Tories, or Whigs, or Liberals, their sympathies were all centre*! in their sovereign, and thus, instead of having a land of abstraction, which ...

... themselves •et up another iu its place (hear, hear). And though the present Republic in France answered to what should call the Whigs in this country, still being Republic, and they being appointed in the only possible way in which it was possible appoint them ...

... far as their temper is to bo gathered from their own speeches and their occasional appearances in print, their language to Whigs and Tories would be A plague both your houses.” this bo so, the author of the scheme of which we have heard (if any scheme ...

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