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... es are not so numerous that they can afford to be surrendering their rights in order that they may suit the convenience of Whig candidates. Radicals, for the most part, support the Whip in office, and are likely to do so, but there is this ' wide distinction ...
... condoned by the USWITY. by able and Foreign Meeters. Tim will RiIIiSSMBLE on September 19. am kindly permitted to it. Bee. Edward Whig.. Tenon Park. N.; tbe Rev. Francis Tucker, Hilldrop-reed, S.; lit. Parade of Pupils. ...
... ADVI THE WATER CURE. DWILSON, of MALVERN, at the request -1—• of a of vuoasesa• to eiait Landow the dm la seory Hosta. whig be 7th, at rimemenst k unewasmefam. from 10 ss, eispoinamiles the else assault Dr. 'Maw, a. to t 'N'm mi•u• that aro so 010witagalhls ...
... urging that women will vote as the clergy bid them. This is precisely the weakness of Whigs, who do not embrace what is ji&q, but only what they think will keep Whigs in power. If Argus simply argued that we ought not to accept or reject any candidate ...
... given in tho Eilinbargh indicates that the pure Whigs are still loth to give a cordial support to to Liberal leader. In an oracular strain the Edinburgh remarks :— If Mr. Gladstone had leaned more on his Whigs and less on his Radicals he would be Prime Minister ...
... clergy are taking great pains --as they often do—to make themselves and their order additionally unpopu!ar. They are like the Whigs described by Sydney Smith, who were always running their heads against a wall. So, just as though the burden of the Establishment ...
... Reform of Parliament, which made the Whigs supreme ; and was clearly indisposed to touch Church Reform with more than his little finger. The resentment of the Dissenters virtually ejected his Ministry; and when the Whigs returned to office under Lord Melbourne ...
... Department, and ttw Proprlehs a spared neither pains Mr to reader Ilw establihh • merit worthy of the thereaang patronage ef the Whigs emu, atiaitg. ...
... Itto RDIN BU RO H. The election of Mr. M'Lareet ia ic heavy blow inflicted on the Parliament [louse clique of Whigs. Mr. Black's views again -t Reform loot Iwo a great many Liberal votes, while, on tither hand, gaining for him aeseral hundroll Conservative ...
... MARIE ANTOINETTE. VI. THE UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR cßrnce. AROUND THE WORLD WITH GENERAL GRANT. vnt ST. PAUL AND RENAN. IX. WHIGS, RADICALS, AND CONSERV. TIVES. JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. ...
... eminent Whig peer once said to the present writer, I am utterly opposed to disestablishment, and I will tell you why. As long as the Church is established we can kick the parsons. Bat once disestablish it, and, bead! they will kick as. The Whig doctrine ...
... upon analysis, to be peculiarly free from axiality, and very superior to remit importations of veritable Cegautc. In French WHIG+. Us. per dozen; or securely packed in a care for the •°entry, 19.. HENRY and Co., Old Furnissl's Distillery, Holton. To be ...