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... LORD PA E ON THE REFORM BILL AND THE WHIGS. The f on Monday ing speech was delivered xt the dinner at Brechin Lord Paswvae, i; after our reporter had left :-— in acknowledging the toast of his health by the Earl of , said—I rise to thank you your ial ...
... American ???.-The Vicksburg Whig is responsible for the following story: When we hear such threats of disunion made by these redoubtable politicians, who appear to breakfast, dine, and sup upon gunpowder, round shot, and chain lightning, it reminds ...
... 111011, and upholding Whig principles with an unabated vigour, which betrays entire unconsciousness o the ex-Whig anathema on all who remain faithful to them. So little indeed is the late noble Secretary for War aware of his Whig condition, as that of ...
... Scottrua* for Whig Liberals, Mercury for Independent Literal*, the C’mraml for the C'on«ervafivea -.and only one or two representative* will remain of the old school, the IVilae**, the Aer*, and few others. Meeting of the British Ateociafion at Aberdeen ...
... Mr Wemysi. The Whig party, competed chiegrof two or three landed proprietors and the greater number of the constituency in the small towns and villages, have for a long period hid posseadoii of the county. With the exoeptien of a few Whig landlords, who ...
... the Millennium of Whig Sts*s.. men shall ever arrive, in which what Lord Jelin Russell is wont to solace himself by terming liceotione and ribbald Press shall cease fro* troubling, it is nevertheless a consummation whirl professing Whigs and Liberals devoutly ...
... there Mos d Night Loy, to as _ judoe's defame &No Ito the to the jury, Net pals Every eye 'Melted for • few from their without Whig, their intention to retire . Interval fall of anxiety to • ad of the 7 d.cidea ...
... proceed to accuse the Whigs of not efficiently working out the Reform Bill, and of becoming ‘as great jobbers once the Tories were.* I have often heard the former expression, hut 1 confess I do not fully understand its meaning. The Whigs did pass many measures ...
... next to accuse the Whigs working out “the Reform Bill,” and of becoming “as great of not efficiently Jobbers as once the Tories were.” T have often heard the former expression, but I confess I co not fully understand its meaning. The Whigs did pass many measures ...
... nothing was dune by the Whigs to indemnify him for what he had suffered ; while Aontmrt ami reward* were showered upon men who had resisted to the last every measures proposed for the beucCt of the people. Many acts the W’higs I look upon jobs. I not ...
... avout Ae ar ae a | ve most of the serf and slaves of th great baron stretch 1s they | | sieges, tm 1 have A WAKNING TO FARMERS Whig Tir following Proclamation by the Sheriff: nade of Perthshire has been posted in all quarte perfect, | city, and we presume ...
... depressed. The news of the defeat of the Derby Cabinet has increased their distress, they are under the impression that a Whig Ministry will make common cause with the Emperor Napoleon. Of the nine corps darmee in the Lombard Venetian kingdoms, some ...