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... London to he We because ge in “the Common: jab, 5 had defended ofa ‘the last days of the scssion, “The facts are to mine, He iss Whig and a O'Donoghue are which {ere was and his views on the land ques tion and othu Irish matters are con! to mine. are one ivate ...

... him the nineteenth century. He a bishop of tells a tale at the same time of his conversstion with a Whig bishop who was nota High Church- man, That Whig bishop said he did not like his brethren. * Neither do I,” gaid the Archdeacon. “There's one honest ...

... where they each other's com} vo been ip on But it as way and one rail were not equal to the task of holding ‘ory marquis andthe Whig baronet, The Ti Lord Derby to, bo careful and to commit mai to nothing, especially not to 'e want deliberation, Eien ‘we must ...

... the nation to do? in the Judging from fein othe », could nos count on the’ anil Weatminster Reviews, Mr, s0pport ef all tho Whig or all tho » for all no lovo Turkish there is just as li ism. So. it cooms to bo at present i Ministry for any course of events ...

... useful and permanent form. But thisit never will do,according to Mr. Holyoake, so long as Radicals, by Most the hauteur of the Whigs, turn to the Tories. of all Mr,..Holyoake detests the school of which the Pall Mall is the chief organ, the school of which ...

... old ‘There is come talk, more or less wild, of an 0 be: 0 a8 politicians frum the counsellor. party, and Mr. that ‘several Whigs, who either are leadin ‘The story or think themselves so, are greatly distressed at ae evaree taken lately by the Liberal br ...

... It is unfortunate should create or reveal a schism which will, ond ia an tn coalition with the Conscrvat the expulsion of 0 Whigs from all political A meoting bas by the Eastern Question Association for Monday evening next at St. James's Hall, resolutions ...

... House directly on this head at all, It was understood that he feared the debate mightdevelope reactionary tendencies among the Whig peers ; that he could not count on sup- and that he did not wish to ‘* demonstrate” port which came to him unsought last year ...

... a life long-blessing, and that they may never be more disappointed than they were on afternoon. Tur quarterly organ of the Whigs, in its latest justiGes the strong anti-Russian article which it published three months ago by a roviow of the recently-published ...

... that she has no title to claim either the or al jence of England ; if it be that we should be corsmitted by the even. the new Whigs, who tell us we must not speak of our inter will coon commit us fasi eno! we that events will et fault. 3 the judgments of ...

... gn policy has proved the greatest failure of all, Su the Reviewer is wei: content, and for onco the Tory Quarterly and the Whig are agreed that things are best as they are, and that no change of parties is desirable. itwould seem as if Lord Stanley of ...