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... phraseology this is + dishing the pleni- potentiaries.” It bears a striking resemblance to the Disraelian touch of “ dishing the Whigs.” The propositions have been made, the interfer- ence declined, is it possible that the views of those whose addresses have ...
... 13) Waccte.—The Bdiaburyh Revi eluler, In the face of the great Liberal part the bankrupt of Bulgaria. The ar se work of a whigged wag. He wants ber th sort of thing is to be tolerated, the 3 te ill be unworthy of itsname. We the Chronicle eqaal jo bs ~ ...
... e proclivitise of one or two Liberal statesmen, is less likely, I think, to commend itself to the patronising attention of Whig than of Tory legielaters. Co ler theme cireumstancee, although disestablishmeat of any kind promoted by a Conservative Ministry ...
... passage of a private bill necessitates at present . This is not much to ask, but if the movement becomes national, that is, if Whig and Tory a' agree to push it, forward, we very much doubt if they will long adhere to such a meagre programme. Without weakening ...
... questionable proclivities of one or two Liberal statesmen, lens likely, I think, commend itself to tbe patronising attention of Whig than Tory legislators. Under these circumstances, although disestablish any kind promoted Conservative Ministry would, doubt ...
... Abolition Bill will not soon be forgotten—he is nearer the Nonconformist platform than his senior, while he has also certain Whig traditions or prejudices which form a recommendation to him in the eyes of statesmen like Lord Granville. At all events, the ...
... e proclivities of one or two Liberal statesmen, is less likely, I think, to commend itself to the patronising attention of Whig than of Tory legislators. Under these circumstances, although disestablishment of any kind promoted by Conservative Ministry ...
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... always fought— The priests and prophets in old Judah's reign. In Greece they *shady fought—in Lords and Commonsonce again In Whigs and Tories—but they to us are nought. Wise men—John Stuart Mill—(anti other Johns) Haar said this is the one way we progrek4 ...
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... late Gesham pier., Sheriff of captain of the mail steamer .` Oudot.. lid-Lethien), Sheriff-Substitute of Skye, in He had be Whig for some time, bat cum el the kee lamented Mr Thomas Fraser. able to mil the Ondine on Monday week. Since thee, however. ...
... Back and Limits. Timidity. Selt-Dietru-t. Incline Lore of s i ditode, urunodiere Veers, and many other Mittman. VFIO,II. It Whig the sutra:reran, st 4114 death. 'together with Hints na Stheumatims. bout, Nem alma, Epilepsy, Hysteria, and all Mamma of the ...