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... and puerile. It does not ask the Premier to indulge in that retrenchment and economy” that once were the watchwords of the Whig polty. It merely asks him to exercise disewtioa in the expenditure of the country, a high legal authority once called discretion ...

... party. Then, Sir Fras. Baring has issued an address to his constituents, which may be taken to reflect the views of the old Whig ex-placemen, that there should be no Reform Bill next session. A Ballot conference, to be held at Manchester on the 29th, and ...

... Government than other people. He does not pretend to have any secrets to ted. Whether he has or not, the caution of an old Whig of the official class would doubtless suggest to him the prudence of at least appearing to be among the uninitiated, untd ...

... from the Emperor for such conduct. We are certain on that point there is a perfect union of opinion; but we still doubt the Whig policy which first embroiled us in differences with the Chinese, and we must adhere to our former opinion on that point. We ...

... the composition of the House of Commons :— Conservatives 303 Peelites 14 Whigs 239 Ultra-Radicals 93 649 The Conservatives thus, singly, outnumber Lord Palmerston and his Whigs by votes : so that his tottering ministry is only propped up an unnatural ...

... country will to its fetters groan its burdens it inactive now that the initiative their representatives He is true reformer he Whig Tory or Radical promotes the political moral being of the people that the true reform in such glorious results THE FUGITIVE ...

... Pitt- Upon the whole, the spirit of the article is fair and just; but its rine is some. tunes too hard upon Mr. Fox and the Whigs. We have next an opportune discussion of the Cotton question. After tracing the early progress of the cotton trade, the writer ...

... together, however, our contemporary arrives at the conclusion that the Conservatives singly out-number Lord Palmerston and his Whigs by 61 votes, and that the noble viscount's tottering ministry is only propped up by 93 ultra-Radicals and 14 Peelites ...

... community from a brual neglect, which she would not have encountered in Caffraria. Of course, there is no one to blame.— Northern Whig, ...

... oiling, twisting, and other manipulation having been lavished upon it since it escaped from the oppressive tyranny of a chancery whig, to induce it assume any other hue. The dress is neat, and generally natty, not to say somewhat coxcombical—the surtout ar ...

... anything; — the old landmarks have been so completely lost sight of that Whig stragglers are continually appearing on the Conserva- tive demesne, and Conservative excursionists wander over Whig boundaries without betraying the slightest apprehension of trespassing ...