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... unseen cagenj which the lovely form of «»e fairest portion of humanity envelopes itself, until we may say as the Constitutional Whigs said of the power the Crown under the third George-it has iSwV 8 lncreasin and ought to diminwned. We hope that mlllinerian ...
... possible. Probably, however, the Conservative stud will not try for the Reform cup, once they are well aware that they beat the Whig horses, they will hove to run second race, and this would be A grand subscription ball, the second for the season, will take ...
... interests of a few. hope however that the present Government will he found equal to the occasion. Experience has shewn that the Whigs usually do better with a small than with a large majority. As soon as the last Reform Bill liad passed into law, they felt ...
... nickname of ‘‘ mute, inglorious Fitswilliams are Milton ” to the scared mover of the to be the shakiest of but Lord Derby, w! x Whigs an adherent, that on. purely: he was not justified in the idea, Pare i no doubt that the name live long. Lord s nicknames ...
... production. Lord Campbell has shown, since his elevation to the woolsack, no disposition to follow the narrow policy of the late Whig Chancellor, and will probably allow tolerably free scope to the inno- vating projects of his subordinates. The Attorney- General ...
... against the agents of both parties—there being scarcely any difference in the degree of moral tur- pitude chargeable upon Whigs and Tories. The Commissioners exculpate Sir William Hayter and Mr. Moffatt from the charge of being cognizant of bribery; our ...
... party politicians, and with all the de- moralisation resulting from the present mode of voting, it is supported and defended by Whig and Tory ike. Each party clings to the system of open-voting with their energy, well knowing that their existence, as politi- ...
... of the party. The majority the Cabinet, aapven above £ridh in materaSror snehan admmistrafaon |jnderi it is tha weaknsaa the Whig I«rty. ita ranks a mater number of men ministerial calibre than the formation of goveramaoT Let it IqrgaUea that her Majesty ...
... was Mr. Mellor's bill to put dowar bribery and corrupt f practices at elections, rendered so necessary by the exposure v of Whig doings in several immaculate boroughs. There was c a singular alacrity in certain members-legal members espe- v cially-to shove ...
... committee not now in the prc House, told - hin that- there was a'young member of the sat - onsde'(lnneoted by special ties with the Whig families, and I it was his-casting vote that destroyed tbat, otherwise immort, Ne tel Lord of the Trasury.-(A laugh.)-hat was ...
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... xianures may obtained; and the whoJe is IP calculated for a gentleman wishing comfortable residence, and to farm for For vie whig, apply £. H. Br. ay, Esq., the proprietor, at the Dwelling-house; any further information can be obtained of ■ Mr. SQUARE, ...