... of cavassing, and not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of our opponents, Whig or Tory, but to meet every one on the high ground of principle and moral worth. ...

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... We have 'shown that, when that great statesman was clothed in his right mind, he was, as he himself descrtheil it, u Whig, but in his eccentric moments he was a Tory; and that, therefore, Captain RICHARDS, if he lays any claim to CHATHAM, must ...

... his position as leader of the Opposition, he was bound to provoke the encounter. From all sections of his followers—from old Whigs, economic purists, dissenting Radicals, and philosophers—from Mr. Hos-sties, Mr. Lows, Mr. BRIGHT, and Mr. MILL there came ...

... House may besatisfied with their explanations, but we doubt whether the country is, and it certainly ought not to be.—Northern Whig. EXETER POLICE EXETER : MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1867. THIS DAY.—Before the Mayer (1. Trehar.e, BK.), W. Tomb', d. 8. Bastard, end ...

... the year returned to Parliament as member for Stockbridge, a small borough in H.mpshire. He became a prominent member of the Whig pew) ; but n 1834 dun, the family motto—' Rana thanjer'— he turned his hack on, his old political friends, rad has fur many ...

... crisis • but it is ready to face it. If its opponents, led by dr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright, with all the officials of the old Whig party, choose to force on a decisive combat in the House, with an appeal to the country as ultimate umpire, the Government ...

... spiritual and temporal and opposed by 192. It was therefore lost by a majority of 95. The minority consisted of seven dukes, Whigs four marquises, liberals ; 32 earls, including the Earl of earnervon ; five vlicutuits, 46 lords, and not a single bishop. ...

... against a host. Mr. Disraeli did dare, beguiled his own party, pulverized his opponent's, gently led on the Tories, defied the Whigs, pliced the Radic►ls in a situation in which their strongest men scarcely dared to move, carried his Bill, and now stands before ...

... DISRAELI, which he or he dt , elinet to tn oppose any rd wawa him leader may chance to bring forward in order to dish the Whigs, and keep office. Under ord:nary circumstances a discsrefusal by a Cabinet Min i s ter to p romise not to oppose declared ...

... huodwat gonna tev(iiiionial, as a commensal ion tor the ham which arose on the heedless sievulat ion within the that year of Its Whig vtarti.l? I,UI your bat nut lufallible Or Ili, ustaplia, answer these lotstilNlS? I.IWI they at auswered, 1 but thiak that ...

... Members, alluded to the passim of the Reform Bill, which he said, was a more liberal measure than any ever proposed by the the Whigs. He had great oonfidemos in the right-heartednem of his countrymen and be had no (head of the future. It was not the first ...