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... costa WNW (THE TORY or T0.L.1%) The Devil, amid Dr. Johnson, was the first Whig, . . . and Whiggism was the of all principle . . . This was a mistake, for that the Whigs hare a clear principle of action, and that io invariably to do that which when ...
... life, why is he likely to then resemble an obscure village I—Well, because he will then become.—retired Hamlet. _ . o. o. Whig deviation is And Ireland is as bed; My ministree will puzzle me, I soon g 0 [And the sooner the better.) COYPU/LINT i— You ...
... he will not again change his mind. So long as he is Premier, it signifies little whether his colleagues form a majority of Whigs or of Radicals. If he is convinced of the expediency of a course, it is adopted by the Government ;if not, it is put aside ...
... HE WAS THERE. In the times - ;rien .. tll; - pOtiCi;a - liTrarfare between Whigs and Democrats in waxed hut and retentless, there WU a town out West in which the two parties were a. nearly a ,t.al in numbers that the variation of a C. rote, are way or ...
... after a natural hesitation, in face of curb • large majority against Lim, consented to take aloe, did we not all, Tories, Whigs, Liberals, yea even Radicals, feel that we could breathe more freely? Did we not feel that there would for the present be no ...
... N.IAI nowt that he Dm • Conferees's interest and the more le, at, no • circle of reader.' C. In a eel apt h hope base is Whig. ...
... tint t vineenk oeforo onlineid, OWIONIOtho wonder( i .11.,1,3 and general approliatien wieeu to Fag:. OCIV &Id a num., ill Whig!. nit to ;de. J. A. a Co. beg VIII e,nr-tnl,-o • fir the CO lie. 1,1, known Oder-teens. any olinplaint be mole to the/ will ...
... stic. Mr. Chamberlain spoke of Lord Hartingdon as Rip Van Winkle and of Mr. Goschen as a skeleton at a feast. The ition of Whig orators was, therefore, somewhat • cult. They, therefore, began by abusing him (Lord Salisbury), and then proceeded to demolish ...
... —The PrlCOlit 5040 Prow.. all,. irritation, and tint of mid other Wei and readeni doe akin put, and heakby. , 01 all Write I. Whig ' MO EW•nit LOW., Ka, die 0 Bow in Onie 04 ...
... to 'unconscious celebration. From Moderate Liberals nought expect, They on Dismemberment most (coma; ' For—naturally—the W(h)igs object Separation from the Crown. Coanzerso.—The Ilforning Port says that it i, all addition arid no subtraction in the panorama ...
... Premier had made his state. meet. There is, we are informed, no question of a formal understanding and agreement between the Whig and Radical dissident groups. Indeed, their candidates will, it is expected, come into collision in a few constituencies. ...
... Bradford Kings Arms Whittaker Mr da Grosvenor Private Hotel: Garland Mr Potternewton Phi!lisa Mr Hull Schofield Mr Mr de Mr A Whig. MrLeeds Marshall Mr A iril Dewhorst Mr Lawley Alderman Benpham Councillor & Mrs li bee Leealif d a l Wrath Mr Watson Mr & ...