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... WHERE ARB THE WHIGS? SATURDAY, JULY 2&TH, 1871, Where indeed, that they bow so meekly to Mr. Gladstone, sod permit him to pat on the aim and usurp the plaoe of Dictator? The .indebtedness of the present Premier to that school of reformers of which Lord ...
... fair, honest, and reasonable means, and no other; let the Whigs, when they are in, keep by laudable and honest means, and by no other—(applause); and let the public keep its eye closely upon the Whigs or the Tories when they are office, for they are both ...
... courted discomfiture, have attempted this feat; and terribly have the Radicals worried the Whigs, and both harassed and tormented the Premier. But now, have said, the Whigs are waking np, and trying to shake off the nneomfoitable association Into which they ...
... Touchstone included the Whigs with ths Tories Mr. Tone Heroes: Certainly not Mr. Saoab: What was Lord Darby 1828; was W sot a Whig I Hr. Touchstone : At that time Lord Darby broke eon* aectlon with the Whig party. Mr. Then he went from the Whig party to the Tory ...
... wealth unbounded, which is higher quality in the eyes of parvenu Radicals. He is the heir and hope the House of Cavendish, Whig of the most pronounced type, and man such social dignity that his friends, great and sinall. may find delight in the splendour ...
... are printed by dlffsrstit fire—. Lake Haggard, the founder, came from 1768. H. H. (Accrington).—L Lord Aberdeen's Oovsramant (Whig) was power during the Crimean war. but so mismanaged affairs that on January 59. 1855, resolution was paarod In the House of ...
... Kvasiso —Chainnaa, Jdkn Battflsihwalt®. J.P. Subject: * The Preaent Slate of rartig® in England in Relation to Conaervativea, Whig., and Badlcala—Can ttere auch thing a® OoQKT.atlvß Reaction?—The «ww the People—The Great Qaectiona of the Future -Th. Qif ...
... objections, simply because the Whig objector-general has nothing to nay for Th* law on this subject Itself crying (nioatice, and it must soon be remedied. It may, however, be remarked that th* unworthy efforts of the Whig* bare blighted their prospects ...
... Tour whig contemporary. 1® understood, I® willing to swallow bis antipathy th® ‘senior member,* In order to serve the Interest® or necessities Whig leader. la a void, there appears to wouderfal unanimity regard to the arrangement among the Whig jobbers ...
... TwelveHoure Bill. The result of the division was-Ayes. 83; Nos, 238; jorlty for the Government. 145, An amendment rarried | by the Whig government of that day, who, through Al* j thoipe, of the House of Commons, had conspletelv j Lord Ashley. The amendment was ...
... leading on Blakey moor. After some negotiations, the offer of six and six was accepted, and the conclusion of this bargain the Whigs secured gain of two members In the Council who will supplant twoJConsorvatives, and thus the hig effete ana powerless in political ...
... AND THEIR To the Editor of the Herald. Sir,— Sambo and Quimho are eery much alike, ’epccially Qoimbo. On Saturday last, two Whig contemporaries, under cover of a circular issued by the operative spinners, made attack upon Alderman James Thompson, on the ...