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... IDINBCDON. In the clueing paragraph of our last article, we indicated the appearanoe of dissatisfaction which had arisen among the Whig party in Edinburgh so early as the contested election of 1834. This dissatidaetion was not less observable in the 480 voters ...
... county-(apphlause)-a iRadical not nominated in a bye-street in .Markinch, and sup- ported by the influence of the old rusty Whig party, but a Radical who aims at independence, who would glory in the expression of the inde- pendence of the free electors ...
... _yesterday _afternoon , _proceeding _west _. - _THE _- SPECIAIi - _COMMISSION ON THE BBLFAST RIOTS . —Tho _Belfast _Northern Whig of _. _yesterday _says : — _The _Commission was _resumed _this moming _ MrDInriari , solicitor , appeared _forthe _Belfast ...
... confederacy like the Whig Party, the Tory Party, or the Radical Party, there is not. When any man puts to the test the truth comes out. As soon he leans exclusively upon “ the Liberal Party,” he finds it out to be a pure abstraction. The Whigs are powerful in ...
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... statement , _' _; _the Whig _^ ls _^ a ' ; creature ' _: _completely-out _: of tlie _^ _pale _of- _all intellect _^ ( rather _' a 'strong _•' . way _; of _putting _It for a _member of a _Whig-family and brother of the _Whig _Speaker . ) - _Neverthelc ...
... Oleegew, the sutra, , ad the with UNIT vb. Staple et the .at Deily, have sow the et by Rem Trate at et the Meat et rata for Whig day. Id pee pupal& weft le tows may else think/ have their reed ea the way up at, set bealaesa Ye bate It by Imam le the The ...
... has not been always so. The time was when under the iron rule of Conservatism, the Liberals of the present thy, then called Whigs, wrought strenuously for Reform, and the political rights of the people formed the never-failing topic of their discourse. ...
... the Courts of _Law _allowed the benefit intended by Snell to have effect _; and by that time ' the Scottish Universitiesbeing Whig and _Presbyterian , had been entirely _excluded from any recognition by tho Tory and High _Church _University of l Oxford ...
... the gangway on the Ministerial side now ) and take his _i lace among the Conservatives _. The Opposition looked at the _old _Whigs , to see how they took Gladstone ' s Chartism _. They take It for granted that sooner or later the Barings , Elliccs , ...
... —Gratitude bus been defined as lively sense of favours to come.” and this definition ‘‘suffers no perdition” at the bands of the Whig Government. In the appointment of Sir Robert Anslruther to the lieutenancy of Fife they seem to have been influenced only by ...
... _ascertain the _result _of a definite proposal to the _Postmaster-General _. _Tns _JULY AHsrvEKSARy AT BELFAST . —The _Korthem _Whig _says : — _Belfast _, Wednesday _eight . —There _were _very large _crowds of people In the _disturleu _, _districts oi _the ...