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... THE LAST WHIG BUDGET. The Chancellor of the Exchequer walked into the House of Commons on Friday night—his health requited. A few minutes ufteroards he rose from his seat, and disclosed the intermina. blc turnings and indings of the Budget. So that the ...
... WHIG, TORY, AND RADICAL Tit E Tories of our borough and hundreds arc unusually annoyed because when an election comes round a junction is effected between Whigs and Radicals. Of course it must be very aggravating to them. particularly when the Liberal ...
... THE WHIG-RADICAL REFORM BILL. Parliament has, adjourned for the Easter recess, and the country will undoubtedly be busy in the interval in canvassing the New Reform Bill. Lord John Russell has tried to make the most of his measure, which he hoped to slip ...
... practised by Whig Lord-in-Waiting during the desperate and declining days of the Bedchamber Administration. The electors of Horsham have fresh in their memories the wholesale bribery carried on at their last election by Mit. Jervis, son of the then Whig Atto ...
... THE WHIGS & THEIR AYLESBURY PURCHASE. We shall really very soon begin to pity the Whigs, so puzzled and troubled dv they seem to be with their new acquisition. Even success too dearly bought in some places and at some times. The mere election-bills themselves ...
... Cavaliers, while he denies, and with perfect truth, that the Whigs of 18S0 are the same sort of politicians with the Whigs of 1688. Had he said that the Tories of the present day somewhat resemble the Whigs of 1688, he would have put some colour of truth on his ...
... As bees, on flowers alighting, cease to hum : so Whigs on Treasury benches soon grow dumb; and we suppose that the converse is true also Directly the Whigs find themselves on the cold shade of the Opposition, they begin to feel uneasy, and as the ...
... MR ROEBUCK'S OPINION OF LORD PALMERSTON AND THE WHIG PARTY. At a dinner given on tho occasion of the inauguration of the new line of steam ships from the port of Milford, which were present Mr. Lever, M.P., the chair; the High Sheriff of Pembrokeshire; ...
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... Abe the Whigs Always Honest?—A corresponnent of the Standard says:- I beg attention the fact, that on Tuesday night the Honourable (?) E. P. having paired favour ot the ballot, also voted in the division which took place, thereby setting a good example ...
... Halse's Portable Galvanic Apparatus.—The folio whig is exlracteti from the Magazine of Science, for April:—Wo are continually in receipt of letters from medical men, inquiring thc best form of Galvanic Apparatus for medical purposes, the essential requisites ...
... in the Eastern Fence thereof, thence across Middle Croft Field, to Wigs Lane, along Whigs Lane to and across the Leighton Way, thence across certain ancient Inclosures, called Great Nutbeam and Bates Field, into aud terminating at the Leighton and Ed ...