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... WHIG FAILURES An extraordinary notion is singularly prevalent just now, that ?? affairs both at home and abroad could not be successfully carried on, if the country were to be exposed to the calamity of Earl RusseU's retirement from office. How such an ...
... AT PRICES WHIG CANNOT FAIL MEET THE APPROBATION OF ALL WHO PURCHASE II «-AN EARLY CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. *' • ' • . ■ ' 18233 J 8. BAKNSDALL, PAINTER AND GENERAL DECORATOR, fis, BRIDL ESNIIH- GA TE, NOTTINGHAM. EBTABLIBHBD A.D. 1822. The above ...
... WAITING FOR THE WHIGS TO MOVE. The Standard says it is clear that the suggested modifications which, according to Mr. Gla4* stone, the door is stQl open, have produced no impression on the mind of Lord Hartington or of any other leading dissentient from ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The Duke of Bedford has addressed the following letter toting Times: The belief, which is b.-coming general, that Mr. Gladstone Is prepared to use his power in l'arliament to band over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion ...
... / whig pu_mr. Surely, -rarely the Whigs act purely When they talk about tt so demurely, When their louraali all against bribery clamour, (Not always ln tiie best ofgrammarj When maeveh's noble hero. La yard, Boasts himself chivalrous as Bayard ; Tories ...
... WHIG AND WALGINTI WRIO HE'S 1 INVIGORATING WRIGHTS VIRIGHTS VIRIGRTII raarRETIRIL wiloaT WZIOWPII WEIGHTS WRIGHT'S lIRIG ZITS ...
... our readers to determine ; as in this case their inconsistency touches us not-nor the Whigs either. It is very remark- able, however, that on every occasion since Whig mewoers (if they remain such) voted for the expul° siou o. a Conservative administration ...
... question had to pass. . . . We want • little Whig treatment of to Irish question. Pet foe me there is another aspect of your argument in which it is not le, nuaeceptali7e and important. As the chiel part 01 the Whig l'eers and aristocracy have severed th-unielves ...
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... N OTTINGHAM. By Lieut.-Col -n*! C. I. Whig nr. No. I.—There ur» several members who entered their namee to shoot for the regimental ;>r.zes who did not afterwariia attend the coiupelstioQ. 'those who have n ...
... THE LAST WHIG VICTIM. When the Israelites of old committed a crime they sacrificed a scape-goat. The fashion is by no means obsolete. The Israelites of the Nottingham Town Council, having committed several crimes and mis- demeanours, aud having done worse ...
... all by the Whigs of 1800, it would be least honest to quote the opinion of one of them who survived to our own times, and who was the leader th \ grea * cs J reforms which those times have J' Jadst °neB late appeal to us to reason in the Whig party was ...