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... tiUcilionuf. Paris papers contijme l>* much occupied with the elections iu iliiscuninrv, ami unanimoiisly rejoice the removal the Whig Cabinet, which they anticlj» will the result. The HfmnUi.r announces that the attempts at disorder which to-.-k place Toulouse ...
... ' .■ Arc the most worthless, inefficient, blundering ,ncn l^at ever been placed in responsible situation. defence winch the Whig-Radical papers liave setting in behalf of Ministers since the comnem-emont of the recess is certain’v strange one. Conservatives ...
... million and quarter of money. The return to prosperity, from dismal and blighting season depression, is gradual and healthy. The Whigs say, from the present favourable position of the country, the increase ought to more than it actually is. This is, indeed, ...
... the score of selfishness the side of the great leaders of the opposition, and more that bird-lime tenacity with which the Whigs cling their places, os though they would willingly he glued there. is,’* gays he, in the motives of these [Opposition] leaders ...
... MADnncK, Secretary the Government India with the Governor-General,*’ A more decisive document against Whig policy was never issued to the world. The Whigs are boastfully arrogating themselves the exclusive merits our successes in the Fast. Every thing would ...
... victory. democratic party is usually vnv strong the State, but the present occasion their opponents, the Whigs, appear have gained somewhat upon them. Whig, or ...
... electors, generally, are a select body, consisting chiefly of the middle classes, have returned 110 Conservatives, and 112 Whigs and Radicals. The larger Boroughs, which the middle classes arc mingled up with a large infusion of the more ignorant portions ...
... considerable number Whig peers will be j incensed at the degradation, and vote against the ministry. the House of Commons, if the Whig Ministers halt at “finality,” they lose the Radicals; if they do not, they lose a considerable number of Whigs, who think that ...
... liberal Tory amongst the ranks the Conservatives. Nextcamethe constitutional Whigs, by whom he meant Whigs as they were, of whom he had the honour to one, (cheers) —not the Whigs as they arc, for there was a greatand most essentialdiffercnce between the ...
... and should the Whigs, probable, doomed pass the next ten years the left the Speaker, venture to prophesy that long ere that time their I lyabv will have evaporated. To the Conservative parly we would say, le« your loyalty, unlike the Whigs, comhiiwd with ...
... rejoi dngs. returned a • ig before, and that same Whig, now transmuted i ' ,) (.f the has elected *i'it wh.it do they say of Cambridge? what of Ludlow '•':at ()l |{ with coiislituenrv of KiUO. w;.er.“ Whig will not even attempt to show Ins face? ■ ,r • ...
... legislation lias been '' : ulministralion, when emu ■ iie advantage In-{‘i liv.a ami un.led power w.-s v. O(jn:'piciiou«. Hie the Whig Iv.ir.i.’al ; :;!c the qr.eslion could not keep iron) twitting .Sic li. Peel with hismys : -us .-..Lace -iiis uncalled lor ...