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... The Whig flame is on the point of dying out for tile want of fueL If Lord Palmerston were to retire suddenly from public life, a Liberal ministry would find it difficult to hold their own in the House of Commons. There is no school of rising Whig statesmen ...
... WOOD, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, OLD CHAPEL STREET. BLACKBURN, Bega to call the attention SciooLHAvrana. Ac, the anperionty of WHIG LEY AND McMILLANS PRINTED LITHOGRAPHIC HEADED COPY BOOKS, Sold bt Him, Which are now mads Cream Wove Paper, and will found ...
... contribute about 6,0001. oiler to the foods of the Quiet's Hoe. Oat in act emitted upca say ground tight wetrl he rendre a angle &Whig. (agar, We.) a's Hospital. we founded for tits very peanut of the poor. Our Illosorogis Lord dos Zip, of he ewe *walk 714 ...
... gained victory on the 18th over the Confederates commanded by General Hill. General Foster has returned to Newbern. The Eickmond Whig of the 2lBt 'April states that the Confederates under General Chalmers had repulsed 4,000 of the Federal cavalry, infantry ...
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... supported the Conservative candidates for Dover at the last general election, he has been subjected most unjustly to a virulent Whig Radical persecution, and, uuless Parliament interposes, is apparently about to be made the victim of a gross breach of public ...
... murdered a e kith and kin remember '46, 747, '48 and'62; and now behold 163-epolhs. of desolation under the ( e rule of the Whig Minister. At this moment he I edoay over the prospect your starvation and 9~~~ ~~ eou.Frt wlyou reward him ? Bultyes- terday ...
... fear, sceptics would not be wanting. Who were the Opening op the Royal Academy's Exhibition.—The Looker on, in the Northern Whig, says:— Ancient lords and reverend bishops were assembled in great force, while the aristocracy of intellect asserted its ...
... Secretary, in defence of their rights. Englishmen are ever ready to boast of their rights. if we hear a political apsech from whig or tory, the rights of Englishmen ars brought in during every halfahaen words. If we attend to the response to the toast to ...
... subject of communications of later date which had come , . . , „, Kaa J responsible position into which he waa thrust by the Whigs, direct from Yera Cruz. Few people, therefore, were surprised i' F , ~. , • , .• v- uireci *. ; , . . .. .. as the reward of ...
... inquire whether termination of this long-standing broil is really desired. It seems pretty certain that it is not wanted by the Whigs, for practically it is about the only subject left in their programme to distinguish them as a party from the Conservatives ...
... compromise, he should not vote for the third reading. This is SirGeorge Grey's notion of how the ministerial spokesman -of a Whig government ought to address the House of Commons on a question to which every member of the Liberal party is pledged. But this ...