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... to be power in the land, the Whig Oligarchy perceived that It might be utilised in the interests of their party, and employed a lever against the Conservative Government, which was opposed to Catholic Emancipation. The Whig Oligarchy having formed this ...
... BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Pd. j Cli whig Prices. | Sales. ...
... not words and idle complaints that we want. Whigs have for the last two years been talking at their clubs, among their friends, and privately in the House of Commons, . pretty much in the same sense as your Whig correspondent now writes ; but whenever the ...
... to say, the present Ministry differs from preceding Liberal Ministries in this—that instead of being a Whig- Radical Government, it is Radical-Whig Government, Mr. Montague-Tigg became Mr. Tigg-Montague. This is no mere distinction without a difference ...
... expected to descend on the intriguers in showers. Your Whig contemporary, it understood, is willing to swallow his antipathy to the Senior Member,* in order to serve the interest or necessities of the Whig leader. In a word, there appears to be wonderful ananimity ...
... years; and h is not impossible that the Whig-Liberals might coalesce wlch Conservatives sect::* the return ol Liberal- Cooaprvativs. The Rsdioel-Liberals calculate on tbo force of mere cumbars, and bops to swamp the Whig- Liberals and Conservatives, so as ...
... House of Peers should be met with a direct negative, of which the mover will, in all probability, be Lord Dalhousie, formerly a Whig Secretary of State for War. ...
... alliance with the Whigs was fatal to his political ascendancy. Old Moriarty, the parish priest of Cahirciveen, used to say, Now, look you here, Sir, he was as big the biggest of his own native mountains, but the cursed English Whigs have transformed him ...
... Feltham, Ashford, Bedfont, Cranford, Harlington, Harmondsworth, Laleham, Littleton, Shepperton, Staines, and StanwelL The Whigs were represented by Mr. Gardiner, solicitor, of No. 9, Adelphi, Strand, aided by Mr. F. Dear ; and the Conservatives appeared ...
... who have not put in an appearance at St. Stephen’s since the commencement of the Session, and others have telegraphed to the Whig whip, that they will arrive by the Irish express to-night, in the hope of being able to assist in giving Ministers a majority ...
... Tories.” Such is the great Whig creed. As for the Reform Act of 1867, this was the measure of a Tory Government, and, so far from its being carried by Whig pressure, it a fact that the Rcssell-Gladstone Reform Bill viz., the Whig Reform Bill—of 1866 was ...
... best part of the current number. Ministerial incomi>etency and blundering, Mr. Gladstone’s no-policy and his coquetry between Whigs and Tories, the sterility of the session, and the throwing distrust of the country, are described with areat force and skill ...