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... encouraged by a few successes in isolated elecUons, they got up the or, of the great Conservative reaction, by which the whole Whig-Radical following, from Lord PaLosasvoir, down to Mr. Cot, of Finsburj. worst° be swept away Into some unfathomable abyss of ...

... story. Groan over literary history oi the ter yn In England, remarks ths Parrbin' It of interest to the pe of is ass &Whig 'OenilAMardra: 'Temple Has,' and It seer sot ts that the of a ambers at is low • prios ISM preyed parrs In Amodio. This et ...

... Prams. The aniniehed Varela and Speaker's tower, sod the vista window breed wizdoe, sad tower baled mesa between all in the Whig peon hue al mum twilight, that deeper every emirs. la frost, the robes el Westminster Bridge, sad it, the opera& Penner el ...

... both °t and severe, resulting in nearly every instance ' Conservative candidates ; thereby proving of , the retrogression of Whig-Radical, and the k V ''tutional, opinions. Hence Conservative V * Sllara ' a ty—whatever the Liberals and >i * * write *° ...

... so absurd a position as has resulted from his superior diplomacy and management. The Government has just perpetrated a nice Whig job. Mr. Bristow, the member for Kidderminster, has been prevailed upon to accept the long vacant j appointment at the Admiralty ...

... basis of Protection; but it did not become the pupil of Peel to say so, when he recollected how that statesman had displaced a Whig government. He hoped that the noble lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness, for he agreed that if ...

... progresses, end it in voluminous rolls to the Foreira-ottou where, when papers are maid for, it at last obtains the adweee of Whig by one reader, in Kr. painting Bat, with all our oda. ration fur the einglassiodedasse mod In intmstion of Kr. Meadows, we ...

... d, proposes to come forward again on the next vacancy, was the principal speaker. Bridgewater was once before rescued from Whig domination under circumstances not more favourable than now, aud the banding of the party together social and pleasant intercourse ...

... of the Conservative party. To his mind, the lon3g agitation of this question which had been the subject of bills proposed by Whig and Tory Governments in vain, was proof that the question was not ripe for settlement, or that the pretext for legis. lation ...

... a resolution which will unito all sections of Reformers, without alarming the sensitive Con- servative or the aristocratic WhIg. It might be urged by extreme Reformers that manhood suf- frage was the principle on which their political system was built ...

... defended the conduct of the Conservation • ' m ' d the long agitation of this ques- , had been the subject of bills proposed by Whig or y.S ,,v ernmentsin vain, was proof that the question 'P e settlement, and that the pretext for legis- tv- Was hot the real ...