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... Conservative likely to occupy the place so long in the unassailable possession of the Radical-Whigs ; Even the Chartist Finsbury threatens to have no more to say to Whig or Radical. Nor is it constituents alone which exhibit the change ; the press even more ...
... dislike of Uie Whigs. They ham ooatinnaUy insulted ns,' often deceived us, and some; tbe expediency seemed to. in- cKne hvoar of iiqniing us, they have injured us 11> J , without scruple and without mercy. If this character oftbe Whigs -I'ji K ;«S:S be ...
... OXFORD. Mr Roundell Palmer has learnt his first Whig lesson—insincerity. Fie is just pledged to Richmond, but he has a longing eye for Oxford. He has discovered the Gladstone hi-lingual faculty, and can talk Liberalism in Yorkshire all the while he is ...
... ( . f tlio _enumerators as we _clo for the _ileclnrution of _the _Mayor on _the day after a I _rcincndons contest _between Whig and _Ton-. The recent _census _happened to _place _Cincinnati 2119 liclow _St Louis _on the Krcnt _national polL Its ( _itizdia ...
... body, the Peelitcs. In the Whigs and Pcelltes have of late gone to the full length of their tether in jobbing for their '• whippers-iu. Here is list, which we believe to be tolerably correct: Mr Grenville Berkeley (Whig whip), appointed to a permanent ...
... as one man for their own candidates, and so all those votes, on which the Whigs now calculate, - would be swept into their own pool. The Whigs would tl,us have only the Whigs proper— the Tories concentrating flea strength on their non men, and the Liberal* ...
... PROSPECTS OF THE PARTY STRUGGLE. [From the Spectator.] The Whigs must improve their party organisation. Never strong as that of their opponents, it has sustained, in the death of Mr Coppock and the resignation of Sir W. Ilayter, two blows they seem ...
... _SUM ; _^ wan _liiver , > W 3 ; New Zealand , 9 _SCSlotal , 7 : I . U 7 S bale _.- _' . _I ' _I .. _1 _'Mi . —The _XvrtJisni Whig says that some _i-liplit _improvement ir . ay _be _reported in the general In de ( _Vister , _the _^ _hopeful spirit relative ...
... position, and devoted t» public life, he never was leader, bat to follow men Lis inferiors in debate. He had been Radical, Whig, Tory, and Whig again. He had followed Grey, Russell, Peel, Derby, and Aberdeen, yet never, except whilst in the act of speaking, did ...
... They had given more than an equivalent by maintaining the Whigs in office. And now, when they see not only that the Whigs have lost the power to help on their cause Parliament, but that a Whig candidate the hustings does not scruple to avow bis disapproval ...
... OF WHIGGERY AND REFORM. (Prom the Press.) The waning life of the great Whig party expired on Tuesday with their unseemly burial of Reform. The strange outburst of levity with which Lord John Russell performed the obsequios of the great Constitutional ...
... Radicals and Whigs against Conservative measures. There is also a majority either pure Conservative mixed Conservative and Radical, against measures of the old Whig school. There is a majority too, an overwhelming one just now, composed of Whigs and Conservatives ...