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... meeting one which the Conservative party claimed to themselves. Although there were, it was true, Conservative- Whip, and Whigs of the old school who occasionally adopted it—that wan Church and State ; and indeed, be firmly believed that were the country ...
... provisions of the New Superannuation Bill to the labourers as well as to thJ mechanics of the Dockyards. The attempts made by the Whig-liadicals to get poitioal capital out of these meetings wets rebuke from the gallant Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, who reminded ...
... Bill by a threat of making new peers. Nothing, he says, coald possibly be more thoughtless than the view which they (the Whigs) took of this importaut question. They never reflected for a moment upon the chance of their soon after differing with Lord ...
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... Rooordenhip of Rory St. Ths edgiest seem of Bacb's in B raiser has just boss probated for tbe royal at Berlin. The banquet le the Whig whipper in, Sir Willis. Harts, at whin\ Lod Pahnerstos • ill preside, io hod for the Fehreary. A new Holyresd is to bs ...
... —Our statement made some weeks since that • rednetion in the number of men employed in the dockyards was contemplated by the Whig Admiralty, was sneered at by some of our contemporaries. The correctness of our information is now, we regret to say, receiving ...
... Devonport. Several municipal victories hays shown the Whigs of that borough that their sway is near its 'end: and we emphatically repeat our assertion that they dare not bring the nominees of the Whig ; clique face to face with ;the people of Devonport ...
... dangers which threaten her from decay and ruin, through the weakness, the impotence, the cowardice, the greedy selfishness of her Whig Statesmen. From tumults, disorders, and rebellion by the grasping Manchester Party. From revolution by the masses goaded into ...
... bungler, the worst of leaders, the most unreliable of colleagues, the most ridiculous of despatch-writers, the most factious of Whig*, the most egoistical and therefore the most impracticable of ministers f Wool or mutton? This seems to be a groat question ...
... emissary and servant of the Lancashire cotton-spinners. Manchester has become so great a power in England that it can coerce a Whig Cabinet: and it compels the nominal Government to employ its own ambassadors and to act in concert with it. Hence we have a ...
... ancient baronial a t i t a Psimistipmem in f Has any man alive eves and peallne, has any man inherited 'ewe! _godliest. wl - Whig a hundred skids to Os I n the shape of ‘41.1114111/141/As aignit,. and connection prossoMmg theanskes . meat inopporteso moment ...
... country, and even controls the direction of public affairs. This admission sualces for our purpose: if Reaction sticks in Whig throats let them nee some other word. Of course it is attempted Willow that the Leicester victory arose from the division of ...