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... THE COMING GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE A CLOSE STRUGGLE, But there is some Consolation in the Fact that TORIES, WHIGS, RADICALS, HOME RULERS, And in fact all Parties, unite in testifying that B ROT:JGHTON'S BOOTS, at the TOWN HALL BOOT WAREHOUSE Are the ...
... notions of English kingship were certainly not those of his soverelpi, or of his Tory followers? Pitt's Whig training settles that point. Besides, in reply to the speeches if Tory alarmists on the French Revolution. he maintained that such a Revolution ...
... STEAD, 1.7.8. A., BRADFORD ItoAD, Bngboese, Calla the attention of the public Whig PATENT MEDICINES. HERBAL BALSAMIC COUGH CHERRY BALSAM, for Pbthisis, TONIC A NEEVINE ESSENCE.—Asa toner np of the Digestive Orono and Nervous stem. it cannot be surpassed ...
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... N E W ARRIV ALS. A lot of Whig' and Gentlemen', GOOD SECOND-HAND WEARING APPAREL WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. MRS. FURNESS, 4, BETHEL STREET. BRIGHOUSE. LADIES' WARDROBE. (GOOD THINGS PURCHASED.) ...
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... prosperity. Sir Thomas Cornwall Lewis was a very prominent member of the Whig Government some twcn:{y years ago, and was chaucellor of the exchequer under Lord Palmerston ; he was a Whig, and no lover of democracy at all, and yet he said :—* The government ...
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... confine her operations to the sea instead of to the land. The aims of the Whigs were to preserve the Protestant succession by humbling the power of France, if necessary. The Whigs were the friends of commerce and of Dissent, and, having • steady majority ...
... dissatisfied with the position the Whig party had in former times occup.ed, and that he believed they occupied at the preserst time. He admitted that the Whigs were not the leaders in popular movements, but the Whigs had been able, as he thought to the ...