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... they may be blind to other things as well. The battle of the forthcoming election will not be won men of this class. If the Whig-Radical party is to do any good in that contest, will not l>o by ignoring facts and indulging in frothy protestations, which ...
... mood is in the joint ownership of two Whig leaders Karl FiizwUllara and Earl Zetland. Karl ZeiUnd it was that spent £l2OOO last year the North Hiding Yorkshire for the Whigs ; and holds his borough la trust for Whig placemen; and Sir Roundel! Palmer. finding ...
... extensively, and never since that gloomy period has there been so magnificent crop, either to quantity or quality.— Northern Whig. ...
... management of affairs to the Cabinet and the newspapers. The latter proclaim public opinion ; the former have only to obey it. Whigs or Tories, Conservatives or Radicals, able men or fools, no matter —omnes eoilem cogimur. Wc are really not exaggerating. If ...
... Yarmouth. N.. fine; Groningen. E.. fine: Holder, ENE., fine; Flushing. NE., cloudy. MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVJS. (From th* Richmond Whig, May 4.) The message of President Davis, as was to be supposed, considering the short time which has elapsed since the adjournment ...
... with a tacit understanding that he might help himself, for bis trouble, to anything he liked. It does not seem to occur to our Whig writers that this would be countenancing immorality for the sake of bringing about a good end. How far the Emperor feels flattered ...
... believed a roan might be honourable Whig, or honourable Tory, hut whether the one or the other, he must take his side, and the country would prosper best when the side was well taken. lie did not believe that any wise Whig—he did not believe that Earl R ossell ...
... rioting which haa been going every night during the week Belfast culminated yesterday morning. A special edition of the Northern Whig gives the following do. tails:—Several hand-to-hand fightsoccurredbetween two and five o’clock. Stones, brick bats, bludgeons ...
... dissolution at the present moment would have made an answer to this question easier; for in 1806 we anticipate that few genuine Whig candidates will “stand with much prospect of success. That the result of the next general election will be to scat the Con ...
... not been heavy, but the weather allowed them to saved good condition. 'The pastures begin to feel the want of min.—-Northern Whig. The Pattern Post. —An important modification in the rules affecting the transmission of patterns and samples U about to be ...
... it was, indicated with so much precision the rationale of Parliamentary reform in general, and what we suppose may call the Whig view of this reform in particular, as to make it worthy of consideration. may point out in limine that the Premier has now ...
... the Conservatives were in power should be at war to-morrow.” Now it would seem, after all, that war cannot averted. Yet the Whigs have waited until it is “ scarcely possible that worse dishonour can heaped upon us.” Who is in the right now? Had Great Britain ...