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... and support of d llthd't is ?? or id-' , telligent eiven aMoeggt. the tory psrt left any' .ater. c_ ing on the part of the whigs istpossiblt. ct We should, hovwever, &icir in inin d (hat howsev'e f irrefragable the principles of free trade4 they might ...
... arrangements as will enable his tenants to carry on their ners ? Do they think that the Duke of Richmond will ever our friends the Whigs are very much in the same preai*' not a little singular, that wherever I have travelled, 1 have business on precisely the same ...
... his pay. Such, we believe, is the sum total of profits enjoyed by the O'Connell family for all the lifts they have given the Whigs. It is no wonder their last rose' feeling uncomfortable at being left blooming alone,' should fold himself up in his virtue ...
... states- man and the most eloquent orator who in our day ever bore the name of Whig,a name utterly degraded since his lordship renounced it — this Lord Brougham, the maker of the Whig party, acknowledges that free-trade policy is but an experiment which mat ...
... political parties still remains in unbroken continuity. Mr. Bright, in his reasonable moods, often approximates to the old Whigs Mr. G. Thompson keeps open the communication with the newest phases o Chartism. In the Tower Hamlets the five « points” are ...
... sectional, troublesome, and impracticable; whereas Cobden's agitation was identified with the political power and ascendancy of the Whig and Peel parties. He, though of the same unscrupulous and audacious character as O'Connell, is necessary to the policy of the ...
... system of commercial legislation of which it forms au in- dispensable part has been the boasted policy of all British Cabinets (Whig or Tory) since its triumphant vindication by Mr. HUSKISSON and Mr. CANNING in 1826. The temporary struggle made by such states- ...
... by Mr. LA TAR D. John Murray, A ibetnarleod met. Jugt published, In Bvn., price one chilling. NEAL - ADMINISTRATION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY ; in particular a Review of their Conduct In reference to Religion, with n brief Surrey of their Foreign, Colonial ...
... doubt not, mark with indignant, if not successful comment, such intolerable tyranny—a tyranny now become habitual with the Whigs, from sheer impunity, and the apathy of the English people.—lndian Journal. The dismissal from his situation, as political ...
... hope to receive your powerful co-operation carrying such resolutions into effect. I am further to inform you that the foil whig is copy of a resolution passed by this Committee at their meeting yesterday:— “« Resolved,—That the chairman and deputy chaiiman ...
... are most ready give every credit to the inleit- moetrag of a select number of tho electors mot nn Thursday in rions of the whig government in foreign affairs. But “*o Assembly-room, when Sir Henry Smyth, who laboured notions ui K ;, . , - . , considerable ...
... Author of Banks and Bankers. Whittaker and Co., Aye Maria-lane. Just published, Bvo., price Is., jVTAL- ADMINISTRATION of the WHIG i-vi. MINISTRY; in particular, a Review of their Conduct in Reference to Religion, with a brief Survey of their Foreign, Colonial ...