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... and on the, whole preferring the Whigs to the Tones, lend then aid in°bringing the Whigs into power As acknowledgment lor services rendered, the Radici Is naturally expect advances towards Liberalism the part of the Whigs when they become possessed ot the ...
... Twenty-five Whig peers, including Lord SHAFTESBURY, voted in the majority condemnatory of Mr. GLAnscroNE's Budget. It is very difficult to believe that this strong vote in the Lords was really disapproved by Lord .PALNIERSTON. The filet that Lord SHAFTESBURY ...
... supporters of Lord Palmerston, by throwing their influence into the scale of liberal enadidaten t sad sapplying recruits to the Whig Cabinet, to enable them to carry on their war against Rome No one will accuse us of Toryism, for we have invariably denounced ...
... . 2 able editor of the Worthern Whig, made a very e chairman. When justice had been done to the good th’ ings of this life, @ congra! was present ¥ 4 Francis Dalzeil Esq., the respected proprietor of the Worthern Whig. After referring in feel: 10; te ...
... and Son. further instalment of Mr. Massey's book—for Which the Whigs cannot feel too grateful —brings the Georgian Chronicle down from 1781 to 1793. Looking upon history from a purely Whig point-ot-view, and judging all men and things from the hustings ...
... LOUDON PBODOCE MARKETS, MINCING LANE. DNSS* AT. The Colonial Produce MarkeU have been “H”’iSJSi tion being mainly directed the whig will include the quarterly auction of Ewt India sugar, coffee, and rice, the have been ofo^yimnjK ;:iswss“S2s»“i“«u«. 51, ...
... master. The name of Burke is identified with the earliest agitation of those great questions, upon their advocacy of which the Whigs have been content to rest their claims to the confidence of their countrymen. He was one of the first public men who saw clearly ...
... transfer goodly aamber of seati from Whigs ta Radicals. this, no, agree, with Bhickwtml in the maia. Bat igain, afraid being misunderstood, he explains— The Tory party hare no, desire to the final extiuclion of the Whigs. the »ood of a moderate opposition—and ...
... Cork solicitor, that Lord Campden wo . uld stand, and that he was to lose no time in Issuing a ‘ “Pope, Pastoral, and anti- Whig” manifesto. This was done, and the seat was contested, the “ope, Pastoral, and anti- Whi ampden candidate being rejected. Upon ...
... venture on an analysis of this anomaly we shall find its elements in the constitution of the Coalition itself. A combination of Whigs, Peelites, Liberals, and Radicals, could never work well. There might be individual ability, but there would be no power or ...
... put out 250,000. yards of common colours in place of woaded, on account ofthe price—a mistaken economy. It not a question of Whig or Tory, but nearly tbe wbole of our government offices are mismanaged, as well expensively carried out, by men without business ...
... water. MUSG j S: 3 E sse rATENT EB STABLE hays obtatiaed th. award of a tarp Council MAC from the R. 1. A. Society, for the toU•whig horse citunot Muriel( or others hi mem Otohlo if It- bomb lose in his stall %A He cannot waste the My. Ord. Ms sin LIN • Old ...