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... is nothing to cloud the holiday festivities of any class of the Party spirit has been swallowed up tn a coalition Ministry; Whigs and Tories all agree; and at the farmer's ingle and the townsman’s hearth the same genial feelings may prevail, and the same ...
... - nounces that f- «.mt..iu.| . v-syirievsiores. • Moll f Uow..-eeo.te, blisticl, and war .pirit -j 1 |iMo-crat- and Whig-; House, 41 Democrats and 19 other hand, the very last post announces Hat Ol.phanf. thUTdirtrict. hear from. Hock again infested ...
... expressed, not only almost all Hie Free Trade and Op-position j but by our principal bankers and commercial nun. The hungry Whigs seeing, then, that there was ever.- probability of the budget being carried, suggested coalition a few disappointed politician' ...
... liaudsoinc service of plate. “During the period of Mr Taylor’s management of the Ulster Bank in Belfast,” says the Northern Whig, “no person with whom he was brought into contact could avoid being impressed with high sense of his abilities, and his courteous ...
... Graham for Carlisle, we know not. Who in these days Will write, in imitation of Mr. Burke, an appeal from the new to the old Whigs?' Mr. Burke's dissertation is so far out of data that, basing beer composed in the year 1791, it is considered by the present ...
... froma begh t of 90 feet, and was killed. who is to replace Mr Empson in 7 ip of the Edinburgh Review ts Mr ge Lewis—long the whig financial secretary at the unsuccess- the tseasury, and on three into the present parlia- fal eandidate for election ment. ...
... Brother, brother, we are both in the wrong!' A correspondent of the Standard gave the following instance of the way in which the Whigs have been accustomed to think and speak of the same nobleman whom they are now willing to place at the head of the Cabinet:— ...
... TION, Me Eorros, —Well, eir, «l last wc have got a strong Government, l.ord John Russell when last in office, with his old Whig clique about him, was not at the head of strong Government; on the contrary, everybody said it was very weak and imbecile ...
... are sick of the unmeaning phrases of Whig and Tory.” If this was Lord Aberdeen's opinion when was years of age —an age when his opinions ought to have been matured —why did he then assist in throwing out the Whigs, and placing Sir R. Peel in their room ...
... ERALEHIP.—Strange rumours are whispered abroad as to this appointment. It has not been conferred upon Mr. Dees, the former Whig Solicitor-General, who certainly is known to expect it ; but the report is current that the office has been reserved for a ...
... 253 244 1 2441 London and Blaeltwa ll 1851 141 124 5 5. 51 We copy the following from the commercial epitome of` the Northern Whig of Saturday : wiliest festival times have math affected the week's business as to extent, but not as regards prices, which ...
... which can have no adhesion. The present is a coalition government; but who are the parties who are said to have coalesced? Whigs and Tories, Ultra-liberals and Conservatives. We are sure that Lord Aberdeen saw his own difficulty, from the pains he took ...