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... TORYISM AND MINISTERIAL WHIGGISM IN EDINBURGIH. Our Tory cetemporary, the Courant, concludes an article on the Whig Banquet to Lord Palmer- ston thus:- The great man of the evening having set such a respectable example, any ?? oratory would have had ...
... have _anyJIdea' -how ' iviniIent ,: _deep-seated , _and _dangerous -was that _disease _in the body _poUtfc _• _which the _^ Whig ! i ' . ' unn [ CTtook ; to _^ _cme by the English Poor-la _,, w _% ct _^ o £ _4834 _. ' The tendency of the law as { nen ...
... the ballot for Tories _, for Whigs , for anybody _that wants it _. If a man is coercedand he wants protection afc the _polling-boothlet _^ _m have it _* If Z _wvre _tosay _that the Tory noblemen coerced more than the _Whig _noblemen _, Z . _abonid _a&y ...
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... Government having received _, no _tidings _of any _such _event _. The _report was not even _believed _in _New York . The _Richmond Whig cootinuea to declare that _Charleston will be _deapelat-ly defended ; _and all _non-combatants _lave been _urged to leave the ...
... _ascendancy-men _, _aa . _friends—so-.-fariaai . ithat _/ _is _explicable , _' it ' ' _is _beronse _^ . the _^ i Whigs have manifested _. _' a _^ desire _ifdr _' • _justice to _: ' the _^ Itoman Catholics of Italy _as-well-as _^ of _-Ireland . ; ...
... the State; and these Whig families, more liberal and more intelligent, were almost entirely excluded. When there came a great movement, therefore, in 1830, '3l, and '32 for Reform, it was ounsiatent with all the principles of the Whig aristocracy, as it ...
... RECITING SCENE AT A SHIPWRECK. correspondent of the Northern Whig, wilting from Portrnsb on Friday evening,, gives the following account of a melancholy shipwreck there:—The gale of yesterday carried with it death and destruction on different parts of ...
... Lord John Russell, and the great powerful Whig families, without whom no Whig Government can live. They can live for a long time without the great constituencies supporting them, but not without the great Whig families. They were more in favour of Lord ...
... loss. Literary gentlemen of the Whig persuasion assure us that the death at eighty of a gentleman s who was a Radical in 1815, and a fanatical Con. servative convert in 186l3, who in 1.S31 carried the bag for the Whigs, and as Patronage Secretary s and ...
... case by _alluding to Lord Palmerston _, if not indeed to _• _the whole _Whig party , _as being and having been _faint-hearted i £ not faithless on _this _question , _. when the _Whigs _, Lord _Palmerston not the _least stanch among them , _bronght their ...
... business on the Sth of February. Ws regret to report the existence of seriou among the weavers of the neighbourin town of Northern Whig. about to THE announcement that Mr Froude ws uish the editorship of Fraser Magasine is thout any foundation. Tas large number ...