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... without ol litruseent for the county cisther4Md. will be velomsed back to the House Na Paribuneetery veteran and a popular of the Whig party. Sir David is the eldest survivig mu of Mr. nuncios, of Pertlatire, sad was bore is Edinburgh in 1799. Us in stanch old ...
... will he so in his case. In the few breezes stirred up, he has had to come off with a great deal of abuse, in common with the Whig crew; and it is doubtful, indeed, if he would be the selected helmsman in the event of the people expressing a desire for Reform ...
... remain unimijroved. Mr. Rowcliffe addressed himself to the telling of what people his class call home truths. He has given the Whigs a long trial, and now has thrown them overboard. There arc not a hundred honest men in the House of Commons. Mr. Rowdiffe wishes ...
... must be of rainbow hue, and like dissolving views, or kaleidoscopic• charges, which can alike please both Conservitive and Whig, and male the profession of liberal opinions consistent with the tact .f Tory nomination. Had no great political crisis been ...
... unimproved. Mr. Eowcliffe addressed himself to the telling of what people of his class call home truths. He has given the Whigs a long tiial, and now he has thrown them overboard. There are not a hundred hoaest men in the House of Commons. Mr. Rowclitfe ...
... to retire, when Mr. Rowchile, a Chartist, asked questions about reform. He denounced the Whigs and the House of Commons, and went on to say :—I have given you Whigs a long trial, and now I have thrown you overboard altogether (loud laughter). I will tell ...
... of deputy. There haul been many hard words thrown out against the clerk. - Mr. T Will you he good enough to explain, air. Whig you mean by bard words? Mr. JAMS: I don't mean to say you did it ; but I up that words were made use ol at the last meeting ...
... Macaulay, as may be verified by reference to the Fifth Volume of his History of England, are.- canvassed actively on the Whig side! A FOOLISH REMARK. The fight was a Do, and all Brighton's in frowns, Said Lord Jvbe to his friend Captain Grinnum. When ...
... by Lord Macaulay, as may be verified by reference to the volume of his History of England, are :— canvassed actively on the Whig side! FIGHTING INTELLIGENCE.—There is a capital story going the round here, which, I believe ' has not yet found its way into ...
... THE BOROUGH FRANCHISE BILL. The battle has been fought, and a honourable, yes more, a glorious defeat sustained. The Whigs and the Tories amalgamated have achieved a triumph which covers them in ample folds of shame and ignominy; will it be believed that ...
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