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... of parties in this country. I look, above all, with deep regret and concern on the position of the rem- nants of that great Whig party that was hnouared by the names of Grey and Brougham and Mackintosh, and to which I deemed it an honour to belong, I see ...
... the state of parties in this country. look, above all, with deep regret and deep concern npon the position of that once great Whig party, which, while wafl by the names of Grey, and Brougham, and Macintosh, I deemed it an honour to belong to. I deeply regret ...
... so great, a nuns, pewerfool ne imen (eh, ro.. !Meeting the of Mr Cladonne. I El. t• I my I regret the pelt.on of anti TA Of Whig early, toren whom and the great Comemativi piety at the nrnaelft time there in really little iii no illerenee of principle ...
... principles acted upon by the advanced section of the Liberal party, con- demned the Ballot, and advocated an alliance between the Whigs and Conservatives, between whom, he said there was no great difference of opinion on politica matters. He stated further, that ...
... are no doubt founded on good premises. cannot understand how gentlemen professing themselves to be Churchmen and respectable Whigs can take office in association whose leading members are the advocates of Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot, Abolition of ...
... vessels engaged in regular trade.” # The papers of this city express confidence that General Scott will resign. The Richmond Whig hauled down the stars and stripes this morning, and run up the flag of Virginia. (By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) ...
... them. Hence the present move of Opposition. But reality, the question is not much one of financial political character. The Whig,and Tory Press backs the Lords, and opposes the repeal of the paper duty, because fells lightly the journals read the wealthier ...
... (cheers). I pledge myself to that. I hare believed every Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether it was Sir R. Peel, three four Whig Chancellors of the Exchequer, when they have said that there was surplus, and I have confined my criticisms to the manner in ...
... and again disturb the social and political relations of the country. He deeply laments the alliance between the once great Whig party—to which, while it was honoured by the names of Grey, Brougham, and Mackintosh, he deemed it an honour to belong—with ...
... Wheal wies4h) h o r„. - 1, - r s d e, • . rzt ef r r ecedn,.reir Amin. Jewrli ar,soraie valid he unable to explain partes Whigs* . bog capi(hk et vaidersettL ethig er leest emisteeidaLMedlea w man for the c h a p e l, when hammed ho the envelope and it ...
... affairs, hs 5 vernment, with Lord Palmerston at in the Cabinet. | | f be and a frce mixture of Conse rvalives Between the Whigs and the c onservatives Lord Derby | | com said there was little difference, bat the Radicals, at | | whose head he placed ( ...
... earnest solicitude of every true-born Briton, and to those interest* every minor matter muat yield. Wben was it found tbat a Whig took such a course in opposition f The ipeeeh of Lord Dekbt, on Wednesday, is the speech of the year. It is a plain statement ...