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... great deal of wighfc,and van within its walla they etili have very respectable following. But it well known that mauy Old Whigs and Moderate Liberals view with increaiing dislike Mr. Gladstone's incessant interferences with the authority of Lord Hartlngton ...
... replying Lord Pain e:Eton's alleged hoetillty to coalition characterised by him r-s himself an infant Hercules picked out of a Whig cradle, who has connected with every party in the House and accustomed to command majorities without the assertion of a single ...
... the Administration de done to little” in the way of legislation, In however, of his lordship’s evi nt anxt: recial from the Whig traditions of mode: end to gratify his Darw: m audience by-n CM- gongational ciarges against the Government , or Lk pwak CAVENDIBIL ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE EASTERN QUESTION. The current number of the Edinburgh R view contains an article on Turkey and Russia, which la well worth perusal, not only for its intrinsic merits, but statement of tbe views held by the important aaction of the ...
... | revival of Conservative principles which taken place during the last few years, the cessity for a thorough fusion between Whig*, represented by the Edinburgh Review, and the Radicals, who very obtrusively p and noisily, represent themselves has become ...
... cordially liked trusted bj the High Church and Tory party ia the parish; lot there was also in the town a considerable Puritan and Whig element, to whom the nominee of Sir Charles Hoghton would be less obnoxious, In the Preston Town Council, opposition was sated ...
... story is told of how certain Llbaral m*g recently gave grand banquet, t> arked representatives shade m included Liberalism. A Whig pear was lavivd, hut the last moment, cancelled his The hoet naturally aski-d reason why for change of purpose. Weil, wared ...
... e, wsm f y d'ipiting each other, when St Ann's and Church (the present Cathedral) wore th'j reaps c:'. .• ssrictnari'-s of Whig 3 To-les, prayers King being repeated with especial and ferv«.'ur «>>.«, while only irreverently nuinib', d In the »> with ...
... s the House a-rs Mr. Butt's, and r,3 nobis rcarquLs's letter impi : iaagices cer'ain degr of iaattori oa Major she leader Whigs, he considers jost well advise the noble marquis anstain ia future from trespassing or. ti.e nndoubted rights and privileges ...
... were to expel she Turk and drive him forth. What the comment of Sir Henry Elliott, Am'vis; aador at Constantinople—a Whig appointed by Whigs and not a Tory. Writing the August ' last, he said— I must allowed repeal that any attempt to drive the Turks back ...
... ve, and of the true sense, and be'icve are always go men who would teai'li either. l'owards tile disen.ssioJi point, and .i ...
... IT-.:'—had examined toe state the c 'd walU and drain-, bet 1 did not ascertain that the sort Tad beer; done. Then when Jenny whig vn-s built. the night occurred that wetihl have bee'.t ood idea, put the then in the the eent'al portion d the building—into ...