... have achieved daring the past sixty-three years in England has been achieved through the instrumentality of the Whig. . The original Whig Edinburgh reviewer*, Sidney Smith and Brougham, Homer and Jeffrey, Mackin- tosh, Henry Cockburn, and James Archibald ...

... Iliseespdi be bed .81k. Ticket ORAN Sc. George's Hall Tiekets say 'leo be had at the Ticket • sil Sewell, Westgate ; Soppitt, North Whig ; sad Phillip sad 'Aycock, Wakefield Road. FIELD, EP. se* Books of Words say be had at the Hell &aft MIN pries seek. • THEATRE ...

... shrink from mischief if 111, thought good way erne of it, have been for some time all might to break up the alliance with the Whigs, by Wrathg on the latter a ailf-dewylag Now, Si,, that ...

... Conservative to an. Most What meant by a Whig Ministry kept in by 1 ory support? and no one denied that that ease. Why, it meant simply thin—s Tam Mieietry ender a Whig name, w thout the check and without the pressure of a Whig oPponition. It meant that they had ...

... them in abeyance? All that they are recommended to do, is for the sake of the many principles which they hold in common the Whigs — for the sake of their own honour and the cause of progress, not to commit political suicide by an alliance with those who ...

... mischief if it is thought good may come ofT have been for some time exerting all their might to break up the alliance with the Whigs, by ' imposing on the latter a Self-denying Ordinance. j The Ultras will force their allies to declare them- ! selves, and ...

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... peened, since the close of the great Trench war, was that immediately preceding the ascension of Sir R. Peel to office, in The Whig financiers entirely failed to place the analyses of the nation on a satisfactory footing. Indeed of retrenchment, which they ...

... country gave an unequivocal, an unmistakeable answer. The electors sent a majority to the House of Commons in favour of the Whig scheme. Now, we all know how the promisee of this Liberal majority and of the government have been most shamefully violated ...

... shies el Thesslary es • elms es lieraday the other wee Mee ell for the nee asd wa rt were wired . AIR Meat with detositos to Whig the at to llmikiron. Mpg by Mr. Moseley, who mid he bed to them frees the es bre aparals eseriese iar the ewes at 104. pewee ...

... saseder, giving lectures, the essielfe peh. leatime. iernifee mattniume and appoking amts. The piens stoked were trumerms, is. 'Whig the tome end Wares in elp.ls of the Riding. The bed of seesslial monies in ermine ellesides to the end ob. trisidsini bed prepared ...

... sermat el those ; it Is well Isom gam el those Slates ham Win ea the way sir eassim ea this CI We tad* ha the NUMMI al poldsbas, Whig lbe aw, sagas baler spied =MIN away of thou that We Keith deb. these eldest bI E IL -agmallie hem boat =my of t Ns as it ...