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... the same way under our system. Sir Robert Peel, when he was driven out of office by an unscrupulous combination between the Whigs and the Protectiunists under Disraeli, wrote to a friend that he felt consoled for everything when he heard two sleepy clerks ...
... from the operative clauses of the bill. The preamble, we have been given to understand. is the mess of pottage for which the ' Whig' Ministers, as their Irish masters contemptuously call them, are ready to sell their birthright and ours. DESTROYING THE ONLY ...
... their march and to keep pace with the centre, being ex- tremely careful at the same time not hope- lessly to outdistance the Whig rearguard. Opinions differ ag to whether this is a good or a bad policy, There are many who con- sider that what is chiefly ...
... while the common assumption is that the rccoustitution of the Second Chamber is especially desired by Sir Edward Grey and the Whig membors of the Cabinet, it is true that Mr. Churchill, Lord Morle\', and several other Radical members hold the same opinion ...
... copsideration for the Sovereign ' which the Tory party parades when it suits its political purposes is worth. In 1839 the | Whig Minisiry resigned office after its de' feat on the Jamaica Bill, but was reinstated |in consequence of &mn Victoria's deter| ...
... LINE a STEADIER Ivo the Ciliary Woods sod South Africa. Portal to HUILA. CH INDE, VAX - Es. SALAAM. ZANZINAL NONNASA hest &Whig: DOVER CASTLE. !each( Load's MAY and MAY Z. ...
... preamble do not come from the Labour and Irish parties so much as from one or two of the Radicals. The general tone of comment by Whigs, Radicals, Labour men, and Irish is, however, so friendly that the Government are not likely to be troubled by apathy or antagonism ...
... clauses of the Rill establish. that is to settle the constitutional privikges of the Second Chamber named in the preamble. The Whigs, who proclaim their distrust of the horrid arbitrariness of a Lingle Chamber for the ordinary purposes of every-day legislation ...
... this truth intu particular prgminence. The preamble, wo have been given to understand, is the mesy of pottage for which the Whig Ministers, as call their Irish masters contemptuously them, are ready to sell their birthright and ours. The announces at once ...
... ..•.. _ reaith. mei plated that nothing-tore got only eot elotting. out of every euterelge It rw. true *lO4l Paint. thut Whig and Tore were the is.. titles,. the corker. leery et11.141v rt. - teed. - anti Mo. believed that the notice , enje)ed the ...
... and they raid male the conatiaationel tonne that perused occetione ether cereals resslutions or a tarpon Ills House • • ? Whig wipe. they to • and simple constsauticoal cloak 1, seat, it aupposaed l y House of ton be to • Crown and to tendermink advise ...
... (s). Wellington last three for London Richard Kelsall (s) (of North Shields) Collingwood (s), Cardiff for Rotterdam Bright Whigs (s).Colaetine for - Nenfahrwasser Aquila (s). from Bona Caprers (s). Nicolaieff George Fleming (a) Fernandina (Morse signa ...