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... VIGO, CILTIIZ. 1G 1. V ALB NCI L. be. Mink° (4). Gorteguia, War &Co —April Whig QcolusQuar—Elephant, fingsrth, Barnes w ...
... VIGO, CILTIIZ. 1G 1. V ALB NCI L. be. Mink° (4). Gorteguia, War &Co —April Whig QcolusQuar—Elephant, fingsrth, Barnes w ...
... the Whigs, as a popular Government, has foundered; and this has arisen not only from their in- ability to deal with comprehensive subjects, but also from that want of public confidence in their measures which is indispensable to success. The Whigs, and ...
... a=1=4 ,4 1 . LEVANT SCREW STIAR SNIPPING CO. ORMAN, I ATHENIAN. RGYnIAR ARM:SIAN. CIRCASSIAN. Far SAWNICA CONsTANTINOPLI. (Whig /llama Sraa.) • GRECIAN, atria, t .rn•nder ; - Is kolselled to in alumat Jays. mod tor the port.--Fe• teNall sr piroma• ...
... THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1855 politicians to which the Earls of ELLENBOROUGH and DERBY, and the Whig family leaders belong. And they have been found one and all equally wanting except in the mere routine of office and common-place oratory. Genius they could ...
... among all parties. London and Liverpool have already moved, and other large towns are preparing to follow their example. Thu Whigs have carried the clique system beyond the limits of endurance, and the country is urgent for a change. Our Conservative co ...
... spoliation”. When the Whig Chief Justice ventures thus to characterize a measure which, though brought in by Radicals, is not only connived at hut “ supported ” by an administration that boasts itself to composed purely of “ the great Whig families,” we need ...
... avoid the hazard of taking the wrong pig by the ear with the other. For instance, if Mr. Heneage, a scion of one of the oldest Whig families in Lin- colnshire, and who has two relatives in the House of Commons, got ea ptain'smak after eleve monont' service ...
... grant called the Hegium Donum, and chiefly in Ireland. Yet, however hopeless it may bo that any future Government, he it Tory, Whig, or Radical, will ever reverse policy and repeal an enactment which Sir Robert Feel, Lord John Russell, Lord Aberdeen, and ...
... little better than a buffoon, he is resolutely bent in all time coming to eschew Lords in general, no less than the juvenile Whig in particular. This is the sum and substance of what we at present hear so much about,—Administrative Reform. Now, far be it ...
... warring against the other for the pos- Ba n- session of the government. The following morsel Er ig of family history, which the Whig Earl Granville po r- narrated in his speech on Lord Ellenborough's for ot motion, will do something towards clearing up ha ...
... then will boa amount of tonnaie occuPied be application will be necerenry.—For partwulars apply to the owner, D A . or to S. WHIG T KELSO & CO. The well known and favourite clipper ship STAR OF TIIE EAST, obortly ex,rseted from thine will OP-AUSTRAL! AN ...
... the bidding of their departed political chief, who himself became a free trader solely by compulsion, and shook bands with Whigs and Radicals as a sign of eternal brotherhood. It was to be no longer a struggle between rival politicians, but a generous ...