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... spoken to some of the leading whigs and believed that it was not their intention to depart from their former policy on the subject. At subsequent meeting Mr. Maurice O’Connell said he was authorised to state that if the whig party returned to office, it ...
... governed the Whig party or the Tory party, I should, from early prejudice if Dot from conviction, be in fanny the Tories. BEACON. But the country has decided, and I think wisely, that by these two rind partie* the country longei governed. The Whig party was ...
... On Monday last the Hon. E. K. Littleton, a whig, returned without opposition as M.P. for South Staffordsh^ in the room of Gen. Anson, resigned. Newport, Friday, August 19, 1853.. Printed and Published for the Proprietor, EDViy DOWLING, of Mount Pleasant ...
... rrehl•episcoprl dignity to publicly notion • speech which only intended u • sop to Denbigh Radicals, sod, perhaps, a few Whig expestants. Inasmuch, however, as our venerable brother, Dr. Oily, the very learned Bishop of Dimlol, has ventured • *illy ...
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... to us to be not among the most logical of reasoners, nor the profoundest of politicians. lie seems inclined to raise the old Whig cry, tolerate us in doing nothing, otherwise you may be compelled to put up with those who will do worse than nothing. This ...
... The Wm U.hhwiw root. lb mow NW Wort Caron. thee. WIN The rodeo b rad ay moo Whore. sorb • Ulm., tiro non 14. straw. Watt O. Whig. 1. h 7, rt. Rohn , . I L. of the 'kip& .I. Hewn Appears that the Conmath. party hl en, by Itself, 4 Mat It mere that. ...
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... . NY.. M Y are lbj.et to P.m Pam If W. know, .4 Me Esters N. kakis. so lk P.M.. Be, sown of 11:t NV. w. ,f th e !oath Whig this Cw io pans or Emtlei, Is n el. luW MJ meta of Priori tape an le a Me. P. II .UMW.% J. 1 . k Wear. ho m 4 lend r 14 ...
... to the country; and, in combining with the Whigs, lie had done more exigencies of the public service and the danger of the country requh-ed. He (the Rev. C. Jlarriott) disapproved of the past policy of the Whigs in some particulars as much any one could ...
... Government and the whole staple of the Conservative party, supported it by their votes, A Conservative or two, the bulk of the Whigs, almost all the Radicals, and all the Dissenters in HotMe, divided agamstit. It was opposed successively by Sir R. Ioglis, ...