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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... history of the Commons of England—was born, on the 25th October, 1800, a child who was christened, after the name of a famous Whig family living in the district, Thomas Babington. Let them pass over a period of nearly sixty years. In January of the present ...
... 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 ...
... return of more popular candidates in the place of one or more of the present members ; perhaps to replace Whigs for Tories, or Radicals for Whigs. There are 34 boroughs in Englan d Wales of which the constituencies will be more than übled. They are follows: ...
... institutions of the country. Most of all does it surprise us that this slight, this injustice to Bristol, should come from Whig Government. Many think Bristol has been too slavish, too supple its attachment to party. Behold now the reward. The city which ...
... 300,000, about which my Lord John cannot give any precise information ? Why is Bristol to be continually overlooked by every Whig Government, and areas not near so large or wealthy have additional members given them ? I would ask, where is the host of local ...
... the Government of England had brtUr endeavour to remedy their own abuses, rather than interfere the affairs of Italy. The Whig Budget and the Working-Classes.—Mr. Gladstone’s Budget is quite rich mao’s Budget. It give* o» cheap claret and cheap French ...
... rcpreecnlanon of the city of Londonderry by the death of Sir Robert Alexandra Fergus*®, old and faithful follower of the Ittah Whig Liberal parly. . Fa-rat. Collicbi AcctomaT. —On Tlmroclay morning, an accident occurred at the Black flora. Colliery, Farnworth ...
... Gladstone has shown disposition to discard them. As a rare implement for the disintegration and damage of a rival faction, the Whigs general have always been ready to praise and promote the matchless orator of our day, just as they were to flatter and even ...
... Western Counties—over that of the trading and commercial classes who form the strength of boroughs. What has Bristol done to the Whigs that she should be so treated ? A dreadful outcry would have been heard if another Minister had tried such a thing ; but, as ...