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... while doing duly England, attempted to shoot himself man had earned honourable distinction in the Crimean war. The Btlfatt Whig take* occasion from * recent abstraction of jiapert from the Glasgow rasa Glasgow merchants lesson upon tor the smart editor ...
... nottceable with te the ooeitsoa parties was the ahrenoe iswa Joan RusSTfrom Lord Palmerston’s dinner. 'Hus shows {ormer veteran Whig does seknowtedge the other veteesnsshm leader; but, from all I can bear, have reason believe that Lord John, nevertheless, ...
... POLITICAL NOTES. The Whios.—We are informed (taye the rimer) that at a meeting of the heads the Whig mrty Satuiday, the 6th, it was determined that Lord John Bussell should move Resolution an amendment upon the motion for the second reading of the Reform ...
... It. must oppose the bill, whatever may be the result. But if the Whigs Join iu the opposition, the overthrow of the Government must ensue; and then there to be no other alternative but Whig administrationa consummation not devoutly to be wUbed by the Radicals ...
... truth there la the boast that the House of Commons fairly represents the fee lings and opinions of the people. Everywhere the Whigs and Radicals are of accord upon the demerits of this bill, and the conclusion arrived all the public meetings la, that la a ...
... their own ends. Such assertions these class-distrusts can but fan. Which should ne'er stand between and you. Working-man Yes,—Whig. Tory, Radical—none of u» can Find a blemish you, revered Working-man I Ton may ask, why our worship’s invariably paid At the ...
... that the Tory Government has a minority the House, and certainly not majority in the country; but In taking the Whig stables accepted the Whig engagements,” and entered for the Reform Stakes. is obviously incumbent the present Government, under peculiar ...
... of the session are cut short, the the country is thrownmto and arrear. and the year practically lost to obnS. toTorie. to Whigs, and just much disliked by the country as by the House. * * REVOLUTIONARY REFORM RECKLESS CONDUCT IN DISSOLVING. Disraeli tells ...
... simply because there principle question. Ihe Tories are willing to something the way of He* Conn and it is doubtful how far the Whigs are willing or able to more. Lord Derby makes the question as much possible one of confidence in himself, and Lord John Russell ...
... right places; rather to any places whatever lor the right asst. And to aseored that tto Reform Club ia not idle. This and other Whig dube—we have no eaaentially RaJieal club—toe scoot* and whippero in, active, energetic, emwaat. Tto i* but fissnm yet it must ...
... independent Liberal party, which would take its own course, spite of all tliat Lord Palmerstou or Lord John Bussell may say. Whigs and Tories, therefore, are about equal —3OO on one side and 300 the other. SATURDAY. MAY 21.1859. THE WAR IN ITALY. lyL, war ...