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... about having supported Mr. Geoegß Wilbeaham, in South Cheshire, is mhil ad rem ; for Mr. Okobqe Wilbbaham was a Constitutional Whig. Mr. Bkasset senior, at the last general election, is said to have heartily and liberally promoted the interests of the Co ...

... has received must be pronounced in the highest degree inglorious. But it is only another exhibition of the weakness of the Whig-Radical coalition, and the impossibility of reconciling its conflicting elements, which must end in a fall before long. ...

... who would have satisfied his conscience by giving the benefit of the doubt to the Whigs—albeit that, like the portable-gaslight which Guy Fawkes kould have used, Whigs in James's time had not been invented. We are afraid that there is a great deal of ...

... made by my father. Mr. Clay: Have you noticed that when the Whigs were in office they promoted more Whigs than Tories- and that when the Tories were in office they promoted more Tories than Whigs? —I certainly think so, and have not noticed any difference ...

... alone.’ That’s your Tory. Then there are the ‘ shillyshally ’ gentlemen, who won’t do this, and are afraid of that. That’s your Whig. And then there is t go-a-head Radical, who is willing to trust the people of England with the utmost limit of political freedom ...

... necessary to know what his father's principles were. (Hear, hear.) His father, had no hesitation in sayin j, was a Whig—a constitutional Whig (hear, hear)—and he supported the Liberal party in this both at the time of the Reform Bill and subsequently - in ...

... for distinction the English bar, which about this time powerfhlly affected the young Scottish Whigs. His earliest as sodates in London were those Scotch Whigs to whom the name of Campbell bad a fine Presbyterian flavour. To Sergeant Spsnkie, then editor ...

... Our French neighbours consider the bath a necessary of life. Strange that we should he so far behind. must advance. And the Whig cannot be offended. No nation ever needed the bath more than the English. For cleanliness. Most of the people are engaged in ...

... Counsel, which causes vacancy in the representation of Nottingham. The hopes ami aspirations that were So lately rife among the Whig banisters as to the Solicitor Generalship thus end in general disappointment. The Mexican Difficulty.—The government, it is ...

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