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... enceseefel issue, but we are glad that he has the courage to try. The Bell remarks with perfect truth that the real heady of the Whigs were the Duke of Bedford and the Duchess of Sutherland—and prophesies that now, with a younger generation ruling at Woburn ...
... memorial from the town, and a petition to the House of Commons was arranged for presentation by the borough members. —Northern Whig. KEUTER'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. Paris, May 30.—The Patrit of this evening says —The international commission on the affairs of ...
... fling of the Huddersfield baronet at the people and institutions of America. With the ineptitude of inexpert sauciness, the Whig deserter, almost in the same breath, professed to lament from personal knowledge the commercial consequences already perceptible ...
... have for many years made all the appointments to Hospitals subservient political purposes ; itTnatters not whether Toriel or Whigs the opportunity of doing this, both parties have availed themselves the chance of forwarding their political views by bestowing ...
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... shelters the outcast and had sheltered Napoleon himself in hO adversity. Before the and bluster of these fire-eating officers a Whig Government cowered, and would have sullied their country's independence and dignity had not the great Conservative party vindicated ...
... county. The rev. gentleman is himself a Liberal, son of the late Dr. Carwithen, well known as a consistent and uncompromising Whig and a firm adherent and supporter of the present noble Lord-Lieutenant in his arduous and successful struggles to free the ...
... unworthy thug of the Huddersfield baronet at the people and institutions of America. With the ineptitude of sauciness, the Whig deserter, almost in the same breath, professed to lament from personal knowledge the othomercial consequences already perceptible ...
... FLINTSHIRE ELECTION.—TUESDAY LAST. Lord R. Grnsvenor (Wbigl 1,254 Mr. Hughes (Conservative) 912 The late member, Mr. Mosiyn, was a Whig, and th« majority is about the same as at the last election. Lord Grosvenor is the son the Marquis of Westminster. The Con ...
... , that, unless the Galway Subsidy for the conveyance of the mails to America had been the work of a Tory Administration, a Whig Government would never have thought of its withdrawal. Common prudence, or the most selfish policy; would have pronounced it ...
... which has sadly wasted the valuable time of the session and which oalied forth Lord Dsbby's parade the Mansion House. The Whigs actually capsized the Radicals, and the eountry for a moment has lost heart, which the Tories are most willing to take advantage ...
... Radicals on this question is the retention of office. No sacrifice of the national interests is too great when the places of the Whigs are in jeopardy, otherwise we should hear nothing now of the paper duties. The pretended ground for the repeal is the existence ...