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... that had ever lost anv copies altogether ; he load formerly looked upon the Whig very good newspaper. hut would not swear that had read tho leading articles lately, or that the Whig was so valuable before. Much amusement was occasioned by altercation hero ...
... for had the highest precedent Pitt—the lowest, acknowledge, in S;r Charles Wood. This ** Conservative Government acting on Whig principles”—as was once said of a Peel-guided Administration —this thing of shreds and patches’* , the everything and nothing ...
... with confident anticipation that would redeem i»- bum from the imputation which Sir H. Seymour had won for it. being a mere Whig boroush. I looked ont. Sir. but in vain Proteatant I.lsburn waa unrepresented at the Mnvnooth division, at on the Jew Bill ...
... believe might have been much better worth taking had we had this matter deal only with Lord John Russell, and not with Coalition Whig Perlite Cabinet. The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry and Lord Ernrtt Vane have lefl London for Bath | j(l Crofton and ...
... election petition. The committee was appointed Tuesday: Mr. chairman, (Whig); Lord 11. Bentinck (Conservative);Hon. Mr. Noel (Conservative); Mr. Baillie (Conservative) ; Mr. Blakett (Whig). The Maynuoth Question. —We have been aware, for sever d days past ...
... Intended attacking Lord John for Joining the Peeiites. betraying bis party, and throwing over his friends; that some the landed Whigs would declare against his subjecting landed property to the legacy doty, and decline to assist In doing so; that some of the ...
... of London, Vo. 1. ('oaxciruL UriLDixo*. (£hramVle. B E LF A STs WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. 1853. not honwt. He now to h»»6 for old Whig ministers not for the His words the echo of Lord JAhn thoughts »nil not of Lor-I Aberdeen's though both are now the Cabinet ...
... being misrepresented. As long as 1 was in the House Commons, it was a malignant libel upon me to say that was supporter of the Whig party. I voted I thought proper in parliament (Hear.) I supported them when 1 thought it was necessary to carry good measures ...
... you have much versatility in your friendships as any gentleman know of in the world. You are the friend of the Tory, of the Whig, of Dane, and Orangemen: you are the friend of the * spy and the bailiff Lawes, with whom you tried ] hunt to death; but you ...
... easily analyse it. and will add. It I* their doty so. Analysis take something like the following shape:— First—Mere Ministerial Whig-Radicals. Serond—Roman Catholict and Puaeyite*. Third—Unbeliever* in Chriatianity, including members of that sect as averse ...