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... who are asking in the clubs whether it is really intended that any Reform Bill shall be allowed to pass this session—and the Whigs shake their heads! The South Lancashire Assizes concluded, at Liverpool, at early hour on Thursday; and, whether regard be ...
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... very moderate measure should succeed. Behind the government there sit some men go by the name the old Whigs—some people ci!l them the old, old Whigs. ' (Laughter.) They were very good men, things went, thirty years ago, but they do not appear ti have ...
... proposals. It direct and fresh from the Whig laboratory. is the. Economist that would put the problem into the ttttcible. are assured that there are three arrangements by which political equilibrium may be secureu ; and our Whig contemporary claims to have pressed ...
... failed. * Mr. Calcutt, an independent tenant-righter, has been ieturned for Clare, by a majority of 1,849 over Captain White, a Whig. The re-appearance of the famous comet of Charles V. has been announced for next August, by M. Bone, Du'ch astrononr r. It ...
... The fing-rs of both hands have been eaten off, and the arm r-guLrly crushed irom the wrist to the elbow.— Belfast Northern Whig. Berkshire Election. —Mr. Richard Benyon, of w fi j ld near Reading, was elected for Berkshire °° ,Wednesday, i the place the ...
... toc. d Eneit20skeletenhkey. 3n pots he doo . . .. ~A~~L ,&wse'r x.-A os~.4ni,&004ou, 'which'- may serve a ab warning to boys whig re in the 'habitof. playing With pieces of machinery, ormbohlers lying en *asto .g ccu lestt weeks Aex ittleo boy named taesea ...
... Ainclng argument for Wte Irifuadd of a new element |lnto the borough conituencles. Lords DunY and I Gitay In the Peers, and Whig and Conservative spokesmen In the Comnifon, have aliks shown a lamentable Ignorance of the artisan potilon of their own countrymen ...
... this conviction confined to any particular political party. It betrays itself in the language of advanced Liberals as well as Whigs and Conservatives ; I should say it was strongest among those most closely and immediately conversant with finance—the men ...
... repeal of the Paper Dtty BIll. That they were placed In this awkward predliament in duoe entirely to the timidity of the old whigs, as will be seen from the divislon llst. The desertion of so Lirge asectlon of their supoortrs on a question where no one could ...
... Peers at this time of day an it is to restore absolute monarchy. The mention of MONTZAGLE revives ancient reminiscences. The Whigs never had a Chancellor of the Exchequer worthy of the name. They were lame bands at figures, all of them; and desperately afraid ...
... the reason to be found in the fact that Lord Monteagle being Whig (an ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer, indeed), may be safer to strike at him through the sides of Lord Derby, since the Whigs were parties to the still—subsisting compact at Willis's rooms ...