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... Ihereonly ruin it. Every day toe policy of the party under his leadership will become more distinctly democratic, and the old Whigs will find themselves compelled—those least of them who have the courage of their convictions—to lake the painful step separating ...
... 1 -wrty 1 di—reetly l curtain I r tie— iiuu- ' All o in which all' iuit followed k“l vitpu Ml 1 i tlnwlit t t-riu I ' Karl Whig I follow hm ’ U will i— ioa1 up pUtform- iR Mr M Ii 1 Ir J u L'l I I urrni rlatt t-I- U- Iwfue I: I l“ ' vt- 1 iu'iYMei-v “l ...
... Highness Prince Ar-' thur will be the guest of the Marquis of Ely, at Ely Lodge, from the 1st of March to June next.—Northern Whig. The Earl of Glasgow, whose condition has been despaired of, has rallied somewhat. An eminent Edinburgh physician, who is in ...
... is pac! ed as if the eole ob- ject were to ensure an acquittal, Six out of eleven mem- ie rg are not merely Whig partisans but olficial Whigs ; four of them actuaily colicagues of the accused, What explana- tion can be given of this difference of course ...
... touching devotion in shiolding his ofispring from tjfae high Tory Sir J. Walsh, the moderate Conservative Sir BnlWer Lytton, the 'Whig of the (fid school Mr. Black, and the advanced Radical ready for nfivancement) Mr. James. The debate was. raeumed «a Monday ...
... Palmerston was a Conservative, but he was very wily. (Laughter.) He was a Conservative, but his wiliness, which inherited from his Whig associates his early years, spoiled him—(laughter)—and made him unworthy to be their leader. He (Lord Palmerston) had agreed ...
... as dishonest and subversive the constitution in depriving the freeholder of bis vote, from which circumstance it failed. The Whig Reform Bill was talked out, and at present there ditl not exist that degree of political excitement which was necessary to ...
... I’honest 1 ’honest duty—a duty which every Government, under the same circumstances, would have had to discharge—which even the Whigs themselves, if they hod been office, would not have been able to shirk. It disgraceful to our public men that there should ...
... Dentist, Truro, visits any residence in Cornwall and Devon, application. Established 1854. FI LME R* S COU H PILL S.— The folio whig letter in favour of Fmarsn’s Cough Pitts, skews at once that anyone troubled with a Cough should on account be without them ...
... believe a agreeable to toch aides moy, and I trust will be effected. 1 sbould never vo'e for the’r atol-tion, but 1 am quite any Whig or Tory wi o will submit aad generally satisfactory measure. which, while relk ving or partially relieving non-Oburcbmen, w ...
... possible dis- agreement among the Liberal party. The non-official Liberals are very angry the symptoms of union between the Whigs and the Cranborne party of the Con- servatives, and threaten to troublesome. Sir John Pakiugton’s withdrawal from his promise ...
... serious character than was at first land correspon: dent of the Worthern reported. A Rathfril jn addition to one man, named Whig informs us that, Toner, who is seriously wounded, some five or six persons are suffering more or lees from gunshot wounds, ...