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... have chosen Mr Pike representative. He is a true man; but there are in New Hampshire many persons who call themselves Whigs—are no Whigs at all, and better than disunionists. Any man who hesitates in granting and securing every part of the country its ...
... yeas, Ballet ;ow the Tory side not as.,. them two or three de so. As Mr. there/ore, ewe said, Ye Reiss pert is the Ballot The Whig leaders same to eeeog.Tie Set yet they a minortty of one to two of the party to which they look few support, yet they insist ...
... cannot be accomplished without our active co-operation. The schemes of Napoleon depend upon the continuance of the Whig Ministry, and the - Whig Ministry depends the votes of our re presentatives in Parliament. The quests upon °. is to be tried next week, ...
... Leave was given to bring in various bills, and the Rouse adjourned. Two budget rumours reach us from the great Northern Whig organ, the Scoestnac One is, that the Income-tax will be made leviable upon all incomes, or, practically, will be carried as ...
... for the very liberal support he has year% and beg, to Inform them M UM Large r o omIC Or GOODS suitable tor to make rom for Whig and Summer Miming the whole at such prices cannot clearance. at o'clock. 'how, 11ft ...
... (KM), open to all England, is to be given Government for the best rifle shot. This, certainly, is sum worth firing for. the Whig Ministry are again in luck—Uieir usual luck t Episcopal patronage. The Bishop of Rochester died on Thursday evening, leaving ...
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... at Paris and London. Meanwhile, Austria is silent as to her intentions. Timm is a passage in Mr. Roebuck's History of the Whig Ministry of 1832, which came very forcibly to our recollection on reading the opening sentences of Mr. Disraeli's speech of ...
... to notice how tenderly Lord John has dealt with the small boroughs. Not one of them is disfranchised. Those who thought the Whigs would be bolder than their rivals, in this respect, will disappointed to find them acting precisely alike. It is the interest ...
... bands, had soiight. he (Mr. j wtukl cvnaider the matter, and His Houour sai'i uo Monday. extended for month, do* cortiflc.tu Whig duhrW pro- underrt.mil that tJe'wester («, late wwl llii. cilj ear Circuit M ‘^«““» i^ ...
... resented personal slight the rejection of his and Mr. Cobden’a Treaty. Still, it is very moot point whether the principle of the Whig Budget sound unsound one. Though they commanded large I and unexpected majority, the Ministers have failed to satisfy experienced ...
... g wan permiseed by the bankrupt to take bold se a for an Magid debt, to men them 21000. The &mad the me 'Wm Say that the &Whigs between the lisalunpt • Weft trasidsat, as they were pewees's& on the lath beeasaber the submits that be thrown upon the trammetion ...