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... of politicians. Sir G. (. Lewis has taken an extraordinary step. He has stopped the extension of the volunteer movement. The Whig Government did all tb‘od“mld to throw cold water an the movement at the first outset, ~uid Wa_or On | e ————— and now the ...

... each place there has been public dinners. At tbe last named place, tlie Rev. R. Goodenough, of Nowcastle notoriety leading Whig, was asked to return thanks for the Bishop aud Ciergy of the Diocese, and from the following remarks would seem to regret ...

... They surround us. They are here, there, and everywhere. There is for instance the great Palmerston Sensation, about which the Whigs and Radicals make such great and mysterious fuss, but respecting which the true Conservative lover of his country makes no ...

... mid eomplidaasse, who was th!rty years of iv say ._ was profess to knew anything in.—. politio• Al the lad election he voted Whig and Tory, for„he voted for all the three members, and if be had had • fourth vote be wonli hers given it to hie friend in the ...

... at every pas! Mossoo had a queer way of putting it but there's a good deal in what he said.—E/4344 Yates in the Northern Whig. ...

... Hart Davis, Mr. J. E. Baillie (still living), and Mr. E. Protheroe; but the real competition was between the two latter, one 6 Whig and the other a Radical, the great point of difference being on the slave emencipation question, whick was then thought of ...

... traitorous Governor Lundy, having a few days ago been enacted over in the “ unconquerable city.” As | Lord Macaulay—from whom, Whig and all as he was, | the devoted bravery of Anglo-Irish colonists extorts a high tribute—says, “ Five generations have passed ...

... We remember how his strong praises of that land of liberty used to excite the its of old Tories, and even vex the ears of Whigs—until they wished in their Impotent rage that the United States were put under water for four-and-twentyhours. At last driven ...

... is wife ou one side of the Tweed mistress on the other The death of Earl Gifford will cause another vacancy the celebrated Whig of Totnos within two months The extraordinary pressure of local influence brought to bear on the occasion has succeeded in ...

... Government in its general repressive conduct the Voluutee army is circular issued by Sir G Cornewall Lewis who illustrates the Whig idea of the “eternal fitness of things” by presiding over the Department of War! or we should call it decree virtually stop ...

... et politicians rev' iseesemiseal et a good histoned and judicial is Ink Siristy, Of thirty, er City >ears, owl Win us 01l Whig might lii have been dose. It is Elm gag It it get the An. ft- public, ea we of moo for whoa Igg awl , ovieggthig It k Ihr wig ...