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... TORY OBSTRUCTIVES AND WHIG TURNCOATS. The important question of the session is yet undecided. Night after night, week after week, the discussion on the Budget drags its slow length along. A good tale bears being twice told, and a clever play draws good ...
... the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair, for the purpose of raising funds to erect a monument to John Bunyan. The Heads of the Whig Party.—The career of the late Duke of Bedford curiously illustrates the political importance which a man may attain in England ...
... the necessity for popular reform. One of the great defects of the Whig mind appears to be that it imagines the fillings Thule of out-of-doors liberal exertion has been obtained when a Whig ministry—composed of the usual stereotyped names—bas been called ...
... Patience; but the time is not yet. The rock oeoxnft4.l,rvhicli the Whigs are destined to split is, avagant expenditure. The consequent load a , x ,_ation will soon be too great to be borne; F• Whigs will be cast forth as a branch. hen will be the time for the ...
... organized tyranny of Manchester the other a party contemptible in point of numbers, but made powerful by the fact that the pure Whigs are in a minority without them, and are therefore constantly at their mercy. Neither Lord Palmerston, .nor Lord John Russell ...
... was a Liberal, so the character of the representation remains unaltered, ln this small county, the principal landowners are Whig-Radicals, who applied the screw unmercifully. ...
... Yet it is true. It is his Budget, framed in the interests of a party small in numbers but essential as prop to the falling Whigs, a party more obnoxious than any other to Imperial interests and that traditional policy and that old-established Constitution ...
... CELSSRAIND MA.CHINSS Mein bees SDK W. P. THOMAS! CO.. the PATZWIM, Caution the Pulite WrallUt the use of theme Plrmaish Prow:Whigs will be takes solos& all Perseus, atter this Notice, oar Paseo and Liberal Rewards will be gives as satisfactory Waimea= of ...
... parties, and possibly if Mr. Gulistoki contemplate* joining a Dmbt Administration when he has assisted to render his present Whig confederate* unpopular, he may not find in the candidate whom he has now favoured any great repugnance to continue to support ...
... election, the Ministry have escaped the loss of a seat. They brought into the field the son of one of the leading noblemen of the Whig party ; and by the influence which high rank often exerts in elections, especially when its possessor has powerful local connexions ...
... yon not Owen Smith Oh, yes, I'm owin* Smith, and owin' Jones, and owin' Brown, and owin' everybody. Instibot?—The Northern Whig ■ayi An extraordinary Instance of very remarkable instinct, which approaches almost the bounds reason, in nearly the lowest ...
... not bring before the eyes the crowd, made 'V' 1 mainstays Whig party Parliament. '>* been often said that the IJiike of l|«f'' »«> t ' ' .Sutherland were tbe real heads of the Whigs, and lieie can question but that the social organisation which ...