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... attempting to assert through the negative position they take up, that the old Whig and Tory political parties have passed away. As ve eran who has struggled long with the Whig party to achieve those triumphs of freedom now so fondly cherish, Black still ...

... but a short while before, were disposed to accept the most extreme political opinion, the Whigs of those days devoted to themselves. The more sagacious of the Whig leaders saw the rock ahead upon which the good old ship of the State would inevitably founder ...

... intention is to be a Whig, but Lord Pal. merston happening to be on the Treasury benches, and the Whigs having a tendency towards the Treasury benches,Mr.Black took hisses', on that side, unconscious that Lord Palmerston was not a Whig, and indeed fell because ...

... equally inevitable that the Derbyfte Reform will be largely modified, in a ' democratic' sense, before ir passes into law. 'The Whigs. who would have been disposed to do little enough in the way of change if the initiative had been left to themselves will be ...

... ne years—il is not to be wondered that his frame gave way under the excruciating pain which he muat have suffered—Northern Whig. Slddes Dvatu —Ou Tuesday last, Mr Michael M'Cone. of Armagbbrague, was requested by James Robinson, of tho same place to ...

... Mr. Locke King’s Tcnpounder, neither cf whom, of course, can have a chance of winnii g their own lu- rit*. Russell's Woburn Whig must have good chmee for this race. has performed very well different times; and rather “oti lat l•/, we hear lie is doing ...

... weak or mos- in which way the whole evening is a that they no mean dorsal wus- is chown by the ase oficial; and, like the Whigs, if you are certain to come back. indeces them to move, bat I have koown a herd of Toothpickers to stalk be laid down as a ...

... necessary work of driving cattle from a fair, where they have been purchased, to the place of destination and rest.—Northern Whig. ...

... allusions to Reform and they will at once seo that he has no fear of Mr Bright on this ques- the co-operation tion, but of the Whigs with the Tory Government for the the owe Exton On Friday last, the associated body of Church Schoolmasters of England and Wales ...

... population would indicate as her just proportion. But the Whig mind does not look at rights and wrongs, justice or injustice; it has acquired the faculty of looking more especially at the interests of the Whig party; and its reforms are too much devised only as ...

... Mr Bright's views were carried out with arithmetical rigour, we have to remember that neither moves alone, and that neither Whig nor Tory lords and landowners give up personal and territorial influence without a sigh. The beginning of the game is obvious ...