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... government—viz., the sincere and earnest, but sober and undemocratic, Reformers—will fall away from them the moderate and cautious Whigs will join the Tories in disapproval and opposition and the aid they may purchase from the Radicals will be insufficient, and ...
... Palmerston has been dictated di-1° H«r, Mhnrn). 13, Great iMariborough-atreet. THE SECOND VOLUME of LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS of tho WHIG PARTY will published early in January, in post Bvo, London Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. ...
... which blurts out of the Whigs as party man. But his apprehension of danger from the Whig measures think deeper and more sincere. An Irishman of Moore’s period might be Conservative or revolutionary, but would not naturally be Whig. Whiggism is not Anglo-Irish ...
... employment to the gentry of the long robe, as Miss F intends bringing an action damages for seduction.- Correspondent of the Norths Whig. Canadian Railways.—Ths Great Western will opened through from Windsor to Hamilton on the second of next mouth. The Grand Ti ...
... common feeling in America, in proposing to reduce tariff which produces that object of domocraticjealousy—a gi eat surplus. The Whigs who have just gone out of office have right to say that the prosperity which the Umon has largely enjoyed has come about under ...
... complete and final the measure can be made, the probability will there be of its easily becoming Some persons, both amonj{ the Whigs among the Conservatives, have land of dread of Reform bill and feel inclined to imagine that the leu there u ot tt the better ...
... content Whig politicians. If all that Ridowav publishes were to be assumed to bear the assay-mark of unalloyed Whiggism, many onslaught on the Whig leaders, and the Whig body too, in the course of years, must be held have proceeded from the Whig camp. And ...
... omitted an opportunity of hearing him. Without the slightest unfaithfulness his convictions as a Nonconformist, and Liberal Whig, which openly though quietly asserted at tho polling-booth, and other suitable occasions, lie yet abstained from taking the ...