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... satisfied with this scheme, * it alters so little. We do not know why .?°jt servative party should be better pleased than the old Whig party of the Bedford, HOLL and Lansdow ne school. Indeed, Conservative more likely to have preferred a more liberal than this ...
... repudiated fancy franchises, at .jj), bidding of Mr. Bright, though he had them in former?!* But every one must agree with the Whig organ, that' multitude of cases the man leas', qualified his own h yj tot the franchise is the householder, bis lodgers beit>£ ...
... would bestir them to get up petitions so oUBly before the (the day fixed, I beUeve, for the fading of the budget), that the Whig government may, ' We that they must accept Disraeli's clause or lose half It is _ that the lodgers paying from Bs. a tt frequently ...
... provisions of a turnpike act more succinctly, nor with less ind attempt at oratorical effect. He oven feiled to expound the usual Whig constitutional commonlolaes appro- our priale to the topic; his sual fertility of historical iI. ur. lustrations deserted him ...
... A local Whig contemporary, whose memory appears to be stored with a whole Newgate calendar of Madeline Smiths and James Pollens, writing, on Saturday in the happiest oblivion of what the late Mr. Hume used to call the piccadillies o' the Whig party, ...
... brought back by the Deputy Sergeant-at-Amrw; the Is d battle was fought, the fun wan enjoyed, and the ni i- IPoatoral-Pope-antl.Whig address was completoly b y defeated, and its partyrrouted byamajority o&I2,300.. n Then comes the unkludest cut of ?? sI 1 ...
... caine on, the motion for the address being moved by M1r. BYvNs, the member for Middlesex, and the most promising clue of the Whig party. On suchoccassons the mover is always selected from amongst the aspirants to parliamentary reputation. It Is an opportunity ...
... Reform will sweep away the landmarks which encompass our conti. tuttonal system. We need not be afraid that any proposition of a Whig Government in favour of an extension of the franchise will be powerful enough to destroy that equilibrium in the state, which ...
... myself. I shall not the j* regret, as a national calamity, that this should occur. * should be sorry to see the just infl the Whig Qe Btate curtailed. I • hink it baa been one the securities for the public liberty and fir the d government the country, tbat ...
... y of initiating a Reform Bill of eit own upon Lord John Russell and the Whig and advanced Liberal coalition. The Ministry are ** little love with their performance, and the Whig* are so much afraid of it, that they would only too glad to get rid of with ...
... judicial separation set down for trial, and in various fatages cf progress, making grand total oi causes pending. . n The Northern Whig publisees the statist* .»» drunkenness in Belfast, to show how much that crime creased during the year Revivslism. In the the ...
... toeadvantageof two railways, the foregoing offersVn opportunity w^. Beld , om^? Furtbir may be known an application to Mr. Whig, at. . OrthbertHrtreea. Bedford- and the Messrs. FARE. BROTHER. CLARK, and LYE, Ne. >. Lancaster-piaoe, Strand, London, W.C ...