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It is asserted by some that though Lord Derby could not inspire sufficient enthusiasm to become the head of a
... employing a seal as a watch-dog? But even were Lord Derby willing to come over to the Whigs, the question rises— Do the Whigs want Lord Derby? Wonld the great Whig houses, the Cavendishes, tbe EitzWilliams, the Leveson-Qowers, offer the man wbo came ...
The journalists who represent the Outs have not been happy of late. We must not therefore grudge them such solace
... find that PsoviDurci is on the side of .the Whigs. The Whigs left office at the top ef the tide of good trade. heir successors came into orßce the turn the tide, and have had tho ebb against them ever sinca Whig writers contend that the Conservatives should ...
Tempora ??? in ??? True it is that we do change with the times, and that so strangely that there
... in its current number an article which it seriously claims the present Ministry as a Whig Administration, and insists that its po icy the future must be that grand Whig policy which never faded to cover us with glory in sight of the nations. Shades of Jeffery ...
His Grace of St. Albans recently set himself to proclaim that the Peers were not all wise-and \ shaU dare
... unbelievers—freethinkers in politics. The Whigs are the chosen vessels, and at their hands and theirs only the nation must seek political salvation. Has the revenue kept pace with the growth of populationit is the Whigs who have increased the population. Has ...
POBTEY
... POBTEY. WHIG AND TORY. [Among the strong expressions of opinion called forth by a recent event, the subjoined is characteristic and expressive of feelings which largely predomi- nate.] Hail ! ye Tories of the banquet ! Clique aspirants, hail once more ...
??? ??? of the tinhappy Whigswhose I *° bring Q a m on their resulted in calamity and as •
... by a long lin f. Whig Slave Circulars, the most objectionable of which was isfcued during the Gladstone Adtniaistration. Here was a misfortune that caused illimitable weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth in the camp of the Whigs. They were hoist ...
It has been deemed a good stroke of strategy on the part the Outs to try to associate the Ins
... Circulars will result in placing the Whig Orders of 186*6» 1869, and 1871 in the hands of our estimable friends, and then of course Sheffield will bave three great three enthusiastic meetings to denounce the Whigs. ...
DR. KENEALY AND THE ELECTION
... cheers for Beaconsfield. Solicit all friends to support Wertley. The Whigs Gladstone would never have done this, but they have always crushed us English and Irish too. Let them remember Whig Clarendon, and heroic Mitchell they killed. ...
PARLIAMENTARY SKETCHES
... preferring Whig marionettes of approved pattern. How far does this Cabinet represent the great Liberal majority? The cards hare recently been shuffled, bnt every charge of the political kaleidoscope brings back the ell Whig combinations. old Whig Bent to ...
THURSDAY, MAY ll, 1871
... rubbed the Whig leaders with the oil of praise until they shone again, only to drench them with the vinegar of theirdiacontent, now that they have discovered what they ought to have known from the beginning, that they were only oiled Whigs after all. ...
NAVY DRY ROT
... 'i page, t general, and it had advanced thu3 far towards completion under a Tory aaministration. The ne* ministers were Whig—old Whig to the backbone. Their surveyor was a man devoted to his party, aiid, in his own estimation, the only competent Government ...