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... notes on CURRENT TOPICS. Divisions An Old ‘Whig*' writes another letter from Brookes's shew what 44 sound Whig policy and the true interests of the Empire” expect from the Government in the coming session. It promiMS, in his estimation, to exciting one ...
... , and the problem—which shall it be? —must work its own solution before tnanv months are over. The hollow allianro between Whig and Uadioal must give way. and we shall have in its stead either the of the former by the latter, or quarrel, resulting in ...
... tactics whereby the Whigs and the moderate Liberals are be kept out of oftloa the condition that Tory Cabinet passes Radical measures. The fifteenth Earl Derby will not take leap in the dark even for the sake of “dishing the Whigs.” He will not secularise ...
... Esqs. William landlord the Free Trads beerhouse, Lowestoft, applied have the sign of his house altered to Kimberley, the Dirty Whig.” The Bench declined to accotie to the application. Mr Ferrier, of Yarmouth. on behalf of Henry Bristow, applied for spirit ...
... a very prominent part the House; he has generally been counted on as a steady party man, whose vote was always secure, more Whig than Liberal, and therefore innocuous a* a chairman. The position entails a great deal of very hard work, and not very splendid ...
... Mr. Gathorne Hardy, the Marquis Salisbury, the Earl of Derby, and Sir Stafford Nortbcote; and also of some Constitutional Whigs whom we forbear name. The thoughta here expressed are in very many minds, and are discussed far more frequently privately than ...
... epresentatives of tho Holland family now in England.. Hopes were enteitained that tho memorial now being erected to the great Whig poor, tho late Lord Hollau 1, in the groun Is at Kensington, would completed in time for the ceremony Thursday; but tho contractors ...
... of abolishing purchase, but as declarative of the right of the Sovereign alone to decide the purchase system. The Tory and Whig authorities of that day were unequivocal on the subject of the right of tbs Sovereign whether purchase should or should not ...
... at errata, will work great havoc in the Liberal crartitoenciee th* next general election. will » divide Whig againrt Radical and Radical against Whig, that in the counties th* first will reject Liberationkt, and in the hcrotgte. the second will reject State ...
... Government on it* supporters, slight it waa on all subiecta. waa the leaat on any question connected with the Church. dilettante Whigs and the vhilneo- Chical Radicals, equally with the avowed Nonconform sta, ate Mr. Gladstone's religious convictions as heart'ly ...
... Ministry, then the Whig party earns in for the honor and credit of carrying the measure. [Applause.] It the Liberals won to into opposition, ha was eoataut to through the tame rough course again. Be might hero Whig indignation ana Whig sneers, and Tory ...
... goaudMu Ang- KS’n.onor. But these act. of Lord Palmeraton were in accordance with the then system of Government conducted the Whig and Tory afietoerociea. Mr. Odger then charged the Whip with Tofessioun and •peaking of the present «• I superior the rest ...