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... result will be. We will not 'venture to give an opinion, whether a mixed Government, or hether a purely Tory one, or a purely Whig one, will be recommended to his Majesty. We may, however, safely add, that what we have stated is all that can be known at ...
... Have not similar disasters befallen the patchwork Cabinet ever since the day that Mr. Canning formed his alliance with the Whigs. Lord Bexley, was a pivot that fell loose and had to be re-riveted,' Mr. Sturges Bourne was an old second hand boiler, that ...
... in that position in which he can best act for the general advantage, and from no other cause. We have seen, indeed, that a Whig cabinet can be got together es irnproviso ; but had the success of that cabinet been more bridient than it was, it would afford ...
... ; let us break it into it 9 component propositions :-Ist. is the arrangement such as will gratify the generality—including Whigs—liberals,duld apostates ? 2d, Is it such as will mortify stispid ultra Tories? The first proposition is, we think, at best ...
... Inconsistency, naturally growing out of the strange coalition of Whig and Tory, became the order of the day. But its reign has passed away —the experiment of making a Cabinet half Whigs and half Tories, has been tried, and failed. If they begin by mutual ...
... connected by ties of relationship, or by commercial dealings. The disbanding of the Yeomanry Cdrps was curious commenumupon the Whig priticiple flf hatred of h admitting -• The Party seem wile resting a little upon their oarir—they are recroalki&their strength ...
... which Mr. Swish speaks. This is the class *Lich is now under the auspices of Lord Lansdown, Lord John Russell, and the other Whig and Roman Catholic advocate r iisintr an outcry against constructive grievances, which no man ever felt, and contingent ...
... Liverynol.— He would arraign him publicly of venality—of prtwituting principle to place and power. He said, to be ►►ure, be neither Whig nor Tory t that is, he was everything and nothing. He (Mr. O'Connell) wondered to see the people of Liverpool permit themselvei ...
... told all that they knew, and much that they surmised. Mr. Herries told his story very plainly• and very satisfactorily; the Whigs have commented and disputed, but told nothing of the truth. Mr. Peel spoke briefly, to disclaim, indignantly, all knowledge ...
... transmit to their respective Courts those friendly very merafore.) declarations and sincere explanations, promising Why is • Whig Government like Crochford's the armistice which they had demanded would mime it supports the Greeks. (Greeks sad robbers are ...
... should appear, however, from Mr. Rice's coming in and retiring With Lord Lansdowne, that he is a Lanadownite, or a moderate Whig. Hut whether %%hag. Tory, or Radical, he is a very useful pains-taking man, thoroughly understanding the affairs of Ireland ...
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