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... has received the Tae Bistz-BURNING Northern Whig from its Dablin correspondent :—“‘ A of the law of the crown was, I understand, on Friday, with a | view to considerations of the propriety for against certain newspapers reference to the Bible- which have ...
... admission of Kanzas begias to be Herald ‘classes the numbers :—Demoerats, tion Know- Scuthern Whigs, 9; Union 60; Aboli Republicans, 68; 15; Northren Whigs, or Abolition ...
... must always be considered. The politics of Fonblanque were Whig politics ; he had served the Whigs as their most popular journalist; and, in calling him into the service of the country, the Whigs did one of the few graceful things of the kind which they ...
... btarfc for Cheltenham ; and the same evening a new writ is moved for Evesham. and hand-bills from the late member and the new Whig candidate, Mr. Edward Holland (who was defeated the late Sir M. H. Beach. Bart., a majority votes, during the contest for East ...
... faction to the public and to the House of Com- mons. Sir CHArtEs. Wood, a pure Whig, with crotchets, did not consult him, and the Woop budget disasters broke down the Whigs. Mr. did respect his knowledge and deferred to his authority, and Mr. Finance was ...
... upon ] anarchy. They are breaking up into cliques and coterie*. Between the commercial classes the ' north of England and the Whig* the gulf widen- ' , 'S every diay, and a total reconstitusiou the Liberal party will But present it , lias not the devising ...
... have been avoided. Sir Edward Lytton* and the Whigs.—We advise everybody to read the elaborate abuse which, Friday night, Sir Edward Lytton poured upon the Whigs—the Whig nobles. Considering that the Whigs gave him his baronetcy, and have upheld 3 brother ...
... took the.people’s side. This was_no-hereditary “move,” made with the with which’ every becomes a Whig, and. every; a Tory ; for he went beyond’ ‘the: Whigs, and ranged himself on the same side as Brovewax, Roxrguck, Duxcomse, Hunt, and He soon’ became ...
... get a baronetcy from the Whigs, might far outrage his genius to become a Protectionist in order to get peerage from the Tories. For gentlemen of a dramatic turn of mind, and who make their existence conspiracy, Tory but as a Whig—a ladder. However, it is ...
... Elected under Derbyite auspices, it would prefer, when a Tory administration ; while the Whig sections of it patronise rather than follow who ig not of the Whigs even so much as Sir J. RAHAM, born among them, is, and whose Canongate origin the “regular ...
... because they found, in the Cabinet, that Whig supremacy would be over them. They left Lord Palmerston. Lord Palmerston, not disconcerted, made more popularity out of their secession, and filled their places with more Whigs. Lord John he had sent to Vienna as ...
... country’s enthusiasm, which one so eloquent and so,daring would bewell able to awaken, by declaring against that church which Whig aftér Whig has admitted to. be an “ anomaly of our ...