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... with the Whigs , but has been given by Whig and Conservative alike, from George the 1 bird the late Sir Robert Peel, and has been vindicated, in whole or part, reasons of state expediency. Nor it good taste, the present conjuncture, to set Whig and Tory ...
... 337 At vt4_^ Pr * • rf shortl * wW ie ?? ttl V\. Mr J^riCE COLERIDGE on the Boro-T-f «° * * ** * *• B _„ _, By an OLD WHIG. toGWA ?? ?? Situation Vacant. JHE Office of STOREKEEPER at the COUNTY LUNATIC ior the appomtmeu, (which will be filled Friday ...
... on Viscount Palmerston'* Bill for tbe Consolidation of tba Police Force (reprinted from the Leicetter Chronicle.) By an OLD WHIG. London : _.h>gwa-, Piccadilly. B_oW!»_, Leioester. LOCAL HISTOitY. 'TWE HISTORY OF LEICESTER, from the time of ths -L Roraaus ...
... on Tieeotmt Palmerston's Bill for the Cooeoiidarion of tho r9iiee Fore, (reprinted from the Leiemter Chronicle.) By an OLD WHIG. London : Bn> ...
... for Labour to be re- prcocotoil by UoiMafc And ?? ?? h-_jfl._lß.Ulg to its own order. I am for the immediate repeal of the Whig Septennial Act, and an advocate for the Annual Election of the Peoples' Re- presentatives, as the only means of enabling c ...
... ou Viscount Palmerston'. BUI for the Consolidation of the Police Force (reprinted from tho Leicester Chronicle.) By an OLD WHIG. London : Ridoway, Piccadilly. B_owir_, Leicester. LOCAL HISTO_tY!~ T H R!m H a IS !T °J , LJ ? ICE *™. f-m the time of the ...
... therefore be a good medium for tradesmen addressingthose classes, and de*. rout of procuring their custom. Another journal, of Whig or Conservative politic*, will in all probability find its readers mainly in the middle and upper classes of society . For ...
... proceedings at tbe Nomination, as to the extinction of the Whig party when my name was proposed. Should, however, any opportunity hereafter occur, when the principles and conduct of the Liberal or Whig party at Nottingham require to be fairly tested by an ...
... combinations, and he must be a bold man who has already chosen his leader and decided with whom he will act. Between moderate Whigs and moderate Conservatives there is no essential difference, and it will be my aim, as it alwa>s has been, to advocate those ...
... combinations, and he must be a bold man who has already chosen his leader and decided with whom he will act. Between moderate Whigs and moderate Conservatives there is no essential difference, and it will be my aim, as it always has been, to advocate those ...
... combinations, and he must be a bold man who has already chosen his leader and decided with whom he will act. Between moderate Whigs and moderate Conservatives there is no essential difference, and it will be my aim, as it always has been, to advocate those ...
... combinations, and he must be a bold man who has already chosen his leader and decided with whom he will act. Between moderate Whigs and moderate Conservatives there is no essential difference, and it will be my aim, as it always has baen, to advocate those ...