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... never recollected a time when on scratching Mr. Goschen they did not find aTory. Under the counsels of Lord Hartington the Whig party had committed suicide, and all it was now fit for, according to Sir Michael Hicks-Beach was to be “fused. 1 his opinion ...
... an attempt to unite the Tories and the people against the policy, which the Duke rightly calls the bourgeois policy, of the Whig party, and if it had been his fortune to wield real power whilst under the influence of the theories of his ripe manhood, it ...
... made its sm. He ridiculed tbe Imam of w il e and mud itsookl be mem sem by Me ..ink mod Si. H. Lad with baring &mod Me ul to Whig paste. lb. party mold be position, and alayiutoly endorsed Ms. Modem bad sail at the Eighty The Lame& mint pledged a perm motes& ...
... chorch fully earabliene I where now a temporary 'Pence c nly ass &erred o. It may be interesting to that rarer,:etic steps arc Whig taken to commenee the building operations of the SOW permanent cherub. psrith room and vicarage. As wee annanocA I is w k, ...
... ie rliaai Week=—F. . Orpba ea Saturday night a was ea duty be the nrglibseelbsed of the Level Bridge, when ha 6111 edam down Whig as eSE SE the pet. Frames bad the pa air his sees, sad berg asked ware he got it front be said that they had nicked it ...
... Rothschild), or Mr. A. J. Mundella (the colossal guinea-pig), or Lord Granville (the pitman's sweater), or Lord Kimberley the Whig par excellence), or Mr. John Morley (the doctrinaire Monarchist) intend to push genuine Socialistic palliatives to the front ...
... ;at to LITT= and JOHNSTON, Leadoosoll-otrook Looks. Z.O. LONDON to HAVANA.—The FUR- in with PION- UNE of 81osaisso trim Met. Whig tram Mem PM: Nor. To follow from Dock, For nob N sad Os- . QUICKEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE =ROM p ral 01INTIIAL AIWIOL.—Tho N- ...
... law-breaking. It is considered s sufficient ‘answer to them to say, ** the law is the law.”’ ~ But the law is not always the law. Whigs would say that the Stan Chamber law was not the law. It is ‘usual to sympathize with Hampden for his resistance to ship-money ...
... owing to the intrigues of the Whbigs partly to the hypocrisy of the Tories. But the L:ibera;ls have ridden themselves of the Whigs, and a detective press is exposing the delays, shifts, and lies of Toi-yism---like the action, for instance, of Mr. Chaplin ...
... and respected chief of the Whig party. The Whigs had played an honourable part in history. That party was committed to Lord Hartington's charge, and what had he done with it? Why, under the counsels of Lord Hartington the Whig party had committed suicide ...
... about Lord John Russell's interest in Tom Moore; for, apart from the beggarly manner in which that poet was treated by his Whig patrons, the scandals which were created by the publication of Lord John's discreditable biography of Moore had better not ...