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... survive to justify their conduct. We are not told who those smart lads were, or whore they paid the of their blundering. The Whig President ~ f - •e Board of Control, the late Sir John Cam Ho'ohoose, informed the House of Commons that the policy was the ...
... the other side. She was injured 113 frightened, and the horse's back was broken. EGREES or MEANNESS. —The Kingston (Canada) Whig says: The worst system of dead-heading in existence is to give a fifty-cent advertisement for an entertainment, and then ask ...
... 1789. That organisation—the present Republican party—was , born in necessity. Slavery had corrupted alike the Democratic and Whig party. Each deferred to its demands, and endeavoured to be obedient to the arbitrary requirements of its leaders. Both had ...
... change; for my part I shall deprecate and oppose it as long as my life remains. This explicit declaration from the venerable Whig statesman is noticeable enough. The ingenious philosopher of Laputa, says Earl Russell, taught that the germinal principle ...
... celebrity from the memorable struggle of parties which took place over it. It was bad enough in many ways, but the motives of Whigs have always been suspected, and the national distrust led to its being painted in worse colours than really belonged to it ...
... actionable at all Would it have •..clearly been a slander if the plaintiff had professed Conservative politics and been called: a Whig? Possibly the answer to these questions may have something to do with the state of. party at St. Stephen's. Would it make any ...
... Europe. (Hear, hear. )l But England was a great Power among the nations of the world even yet, notwithstanding all that the Whigs, had done to ruin our national policy. (Applause). There was one consideration that he wished to bring home to them in respect ...
... the most curious things about the party in opposition to us is its diversified composition. How can anybody suppose that the Whigs and the Radicals can form one party? that men with the position of large landowners in England can ally themselves with the ...
... Samarow's for Sceptre and Crow. 6, and Cost 94 7, Dki.win on Eipression. 8. Religious 3lovement in Germany. D. The Claims of • Whig Ckivernment. ' . London: Longmans and Co. Edinburgh: A. and C. Black. _ ...
... the Privy Council, and was born October 15, 1788. After the passing of the first Reform Bill in 1832, he was returned in the Whig interest, with Captain Gronow, for the borough of Stafford, being again elected in 1835, and a third time in 1837, retaining ...
... daughter to the Duke of Portland Burlington House became the scene of political warfare. In ,1782 it was the rendesvous of the Whig party, and in 1807 of the Tory , as the Duke of Portland lived here during both his Ministries. In June, 1814, it was here ...
... amended without delay. Mn. SECRETARY reply to Sir JOHN on the Ancient Monuments Preservation Bill is 'curiously typical of the Whig-Radical •Inind. Mr. BRUCE tells us that the Government think the public funds ought not to be applied toward the guardianbhip ...