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... of the politics of each member, a more extended stste- Wmat has been required than in the days when the short words- 1 Whig and 1Tory,1 Co~nservativoeII nd 11 Liberal sufte ato classify the house. In all possible cases the exact words ef athe ...
... referred to did sign the deelaration,-Mn. chester Examiner. AN AMianicAn CRICHTON.-SOMe time ago the editor of the Jonesborough Whig (Tennesse) announced his in- tention of starting a new religious periodical :- We feel competent, he says, to the task ...
... raising I he wind here by at the cry of ' repeal.' is all moonshine.' The new 1o ty candidate for this borough, upon the Whig and bl ?? interest, is Mr. Norton, formerly Chief Jus. fit f-tice of Newfoundland, and now a member of the s vy English bar ...
... parties have como to the position that neither of thorn pre- tends to havesa policy, and each is content withilonly a 1cry. The Whig my is .personal, it ?? teI Tory cry is epigroa~nmatie, it is 1Vive Idtla ld6tet nleat mc. Crucial excellences in doing nothing ...
... it improve.; for, after all, a Tory administration has it ever proved of higher value to the trading world 3- than all the Whig politicel economist Free Trade ( io Cabinets put together.' (Hear, hear,) But how is .g this to be brought aboutr? Simply by ...
... financier. So far as it goes, putting the nega- tives aside, it is good, but it still leaves the financial legis- lation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The third day's sale of the works of the late Jolm Leech realised £4,108. The total amount ...
... Ministerial journals. Men of all parties felt reliance en his learning, impartiality, and integrity. His opinions are rather mild Whig than Conservative, Mr. Brewster was Attoruey-General for Ireland in the Aberdeen Ad- ministration, and when it was broken ...
... his views were unsound, then his argument would all to the ground. Whether the advocates of the :reciprocity agitation were Whigs or Tories, Conserva. tives or Radicals, it made very little matter to a man when he was hungry, and had no meahs of buying ...
... Septennial Act. It is their most potent weapon in their struggle against the life of an old man. That Act w as passed by the Whigs in 1716 prolong their own lease power, and to strengthen the Hanoverian dynasty against the designs of the Pretender and his ...
... mean. lug in such a way as to prevent any miscon- caption, or chalice of evading the provisions of .the act with impunity. The Whig Cabinet, ehowever, was not prepared to take that honest I and straightforward step. They are too de- i pendent on the votes ...
... died from weakness. As recently as Thursday last Air. Wigflield occupied a seat on the borough bencli. In politics he was a Whig, but at several meetings held in support of Mr. Acland, M.P., lie has been present. He served on the Local Board of Health ...