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... In tend to palliate in a degree the transparent want of loyalty ft or- and good faith that is ever inherent in the accused Whig t] ion and bastard Radical. Hear him I- I believe everyone b Ted 'but the Prime Ifinrister- is already fully convinced of ...
... the Factory Bill to revenge them- selves upots tle manufacturers weho were opposing the Corit Litiva, and not a fesv of the Whigs supported it ns a means of inluring the Government of Sir Robert Peel. If the Corn Laws had not been repealed the Factory Bill ...
... landiiefts i~ Irelantl~ as scarco eas 7rolves. Ho denounced M~r. GL.cD. e1ross as: the most rcespectablec ut-threat in the Whig Cahinet>2 and advised -lovers of fox busting sto devote their leisure hours to the huntin of landlords It woeals ly. seem ...
... stated, ` You will see with me, that men who have no belief in the Divine Revelation are not the men togvr his nation, he they Whigs or Radicals, and certaienl LliberaliatioD6tferde an indication to the p olic, by which they would tear up by the roots,' all ...
... charged by some of his friends; with, taking a leap f in the dark' and by his opponents with 1' dishing the ittloWig. The Whigs-dma idok out far befing again dished er ,in the raeav scheme, . and the 'mre moderate friends of the r Governmaent may''woll ...
... therc l as a servant of the Queen was an indecent violation of | political, Isyal, and personal propriety. Eant ho wias a 'Whig radically and dishonestly tranoenogrified, end in the language of his compeors was f'dy to anything. In a speech whorewitlt ...
... live to a good old age. He Chon was in the ark with Noah, mod was living at the time or eee the Crucifixion. He is neither Whig nor Tory, Con- ind formist or Nonconformist, yet he denies no articles of by the Christian faith, neither doth he withhold ...
... And at one timeiit r seemed as if the interest of the meeting wvere postponsd tillT1 some kind of compreiaise between the 'Whigs and Tories th, urar the doer could be arrived ait. The nepotiatiocea wrore i succesful howverand the Helot hand, retreated ...
... the Opposition in thei 31y House of Commons with a body of skilled debaters, and X la treble the moderating influence of the Whig section of the Cabinet. Wedoutt whether many of the 'modern er Liberals ' are sufficiently self-denying to sacrifice their ...
... repre- Sent the feelings of atneejority of the English people. C Applauso.)-Thlo speaker criticised the inconeistency of the Whig members in condemining the Government's Efgyptian policy, and, like Mr. Forelter, declaring their in- itention to veto against ...
... througrhotit his public life, maintained that it Wee a eblfaillacy) to suppose that reform craa a icootlppily of the ebeon Whigs. and tlsat ties 'Tory party would stuliify itself tihe were it to acquiesce in a dogniti which it wee tibrd irg toelf principle ...
... which, if lost, -would he the fault In of the Gisladt:jae Goversnmienta yet it is the hsousiden duty hut of Liberala nod Whigs, sit tilt cost, to ktep Ghsdidtorne in SC power. To be ensebled to assert fltit tlssec out psuringe of posliticsIII £f profanitie's ...