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... ministered. We confess ourselves astonished and shocked at this Whig jobbing of money which, above all others, ought to be held sacred. The most solemn oath is taken to its appropriation, and we cannot understand how a Secretary of State could sanction ...
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... scared the Whigs into his, toils ; and of timid compliance, well enough befitting the decadence of a garrulous old age, but strangely out of keeping with the prestige of a great party. For themselves, their nonour, and their country the Whigs must rise ...
... payment of wages without stoppages, but it was thrown out by the Whigs in power and the stoppage manufacturing employers. The aristocracy are not enemies of t'le working class, but the Whigs, as I will show in future letters, with your permission ; and that ...
... parties. There are the Whigs, who do not personally like him, or at least feel towards him no personal attachment, but who recognise in him the only possible Premier, who know that he is on the economic side of his head a Whig in his respect for property ...
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... la dock. . . TAMES EVES (from Mitchell's, Curtain,/ roa.l). Kan Lortlon Mahogany, Deal, and Timber rut. In, Tkosas-strset, Whigs:chapel. ...
... regarded in its day as bold to the verge of recklessness, had not been in the least expected from the stately chiefs of the old Whig houses, who, according to the unanimous statement of all contem- porary writers, were thought at first to have irrevocably ...
... SHE MINISTRY AND THEIR ADVISERS. organ* of Whig and Radical opinion are healthful token* of return Ireaton. They are not nearly so spiteful this tooming, and the great oracle of Printing House* square is sage and cool as though it had never been out of ...
... the charter, and this circumstance probably had some effect in bringing it into disrepute in the higher political circles. Whig Ministers set their faces against it like a flint. Lord Palmerston pushed it aside with that junty air of indifference so much ...
... the gentry of Heath and Westmeath exerted themselves, the issue would have been the same in Monaghan, but Conservatives and Whigs being divided, anti-unionists wets returned. A CoßsnviTiv* Umimupt. ...
... ent of the Manchester Guardian telegraphs:— Mr. Gladstone's speech the Mansion House dinner regarded as a challenge to the Whig Lords to acquiesce in the Queen's Warrant. If rumour speaks truly, there is little room for doubt to what the majority of them ...