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... Nemours. Toe two liberal peers, Lords Ellesmere and Fitz Nilliam seemed by their departure, to hint how the times of early whig struggles are receding into history. Lord Ansherst'a death reminded us of a different old passaze in our story of Chinese ...
... there may be no barrier between it and him—if the patronage of India is to be placed in the uncontrolled power of grasping Whig oligarchy, to be disponed of for the benefit of the younger sons of great families” and of their hangers-on and dependents—we ...
... Taunton, where he en- defence or explanation of his conduct while in office. , • - - countered that wishy-washiest of all Whigs, Labouchere, by Barnum's house at Bridgeport had been destrofed by fire. New York .Dec. 22 46,162 101,454 .. whom he was ...
... ?? suha man as e -the Marquis of Clanriarde for a colleague, Tur ,~and seizes every opportunity of buynth Dftt rsupport of Whig families byfngglurtv Awl e appointments into the ?? e 6members. As regards IndiainprcurEs wve view 'with unmixed alar ?? L- ...
... But this we know and know it well, We do not like thee, Doctor Fell. In politics, Sir Clement had been a Radical, had been a Whig, had been a Tory, had been everything by turns and nothing long, and at present was rather inclined to be a Liberal Conservative ...
... thereupon raised the banner of thorough Toryism. Off he rushed to Taunton, where he encountered that wishy-washiest of all Whigs, Labouchere, by whom he was beaten, [as the Colonial Secretary never fails to talk of to this day,] and there spoke the speech ...
... time, render an extension of the franclrase imperatively , necessary, even according to the theory of 1 representation. The Whigs see this. They know full well that they have slipped into the monopoly of place and emolument which the Tories so lon: enjoyed ...
... 000 should bs subscrih4d. This Gam having now been raiied the construction of the is to be needed with. The Somerset (N J.) Whig says Ultra is,a hostler in Soneervi le who carries a watch tat weigh two and three and a half ounces—TM a chain attache i weighs ...
... Monson, the sou of Lord Monson, the owner of Gatton, an 11:?rc1it.7.7-7.? Whig; Sir H. Ravvlinson, a Director of 13.(1ia Company, of Tory-Radical politics; )r. William Wilkinson, a Whig-Radical and Ministerialist; and Mr. Walters, of advanced Liberal opinions ...
... 'Maclean, Marls. ad Co., Ifentants; or to J. H. RAYNER & Co., BrAers. On THIIXRDAT nes% the 14h I want, at the e. Fxenange bu Whigs, 27 Calks °LAVE Olt,. 21 C , sks 1 4 7-J ALE ()IL Foors. . 14 Ilhds. CASTOR OIL. • 4 Casks TR, AN OIL. J. IL. RAYSTER & CO ...
... well as political ill-Trill and hatred. It has been condemned by the respectable and moderate men of both political parties—Whig and Tory—and with the town at ,large we are rejoiced to find that an united effort is about to be made for its extinction. ...
... to submit to any serious reverses of war, the blame will be thrown on the promoters of a hasty and ill-advised union. The Whigs, as a body, ought to look to this in good time, National reproaches accumulate with astonishing rapidity as the ABERDEENITES ...