... THE MINISTRY AND THE COUNTRY. It has often been remarked of the Whig Government, that its performances bear so slight a resemblance to its promises before getting office as to perplex even friends to recognise the same parties their altered position. ...

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... more bestir themselves. They are ready enough to eomplain, and with justice, perhaps, of the neglect of Governments—whether Whig or Tory—and of the railway interests ; but this is a question which it is in their own power to solve. The Dock property and ...