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... ves, 317 ; Liberals, '339--Libersl majority, 22. Another correspondent of the paper es timates the Conservatives at 315 ; Whigs, Radicals, and Pselites at 339. WhiMERCIAL SEWB. Tat Time.; of Friday says ;— The applications at, the Bank for diaeount and ...
... votes, of both Lords and Commons, has told against us-that on the Tory side it has been more demonstratively hos- tile, on the Whig side more superciliously cold. Nevertheless, we are honestly convinced, upon a careful study of the whole course of the events ...
... _Liberals , _339—Liberal majority , _22 . _Another _corrCHpondeut oE the _same _paper _estimates _the . _Conservatives at 315 _, _Whigs , Radicals , _and _Peelifccs at 339 . _THE _DAXO-GEEMAN . QUESTION . _—The Tim _^ s _observes tuat tho _only _hope That the ...
... remembered a Chartist who held such strong political views that he thought it would almost be a diagram to be sober under a Whig Government But now some of the most active and advanced political agitators were among the best men they bad on the temperance ...
... the ✓ein d stolen hisses qualm. Hie plus saw to ham b regrew* More dark, or in Inge, reads a sheet We In the hoe thee, Whig wawa body. ea led, ma rise sit to his set for a Warm Law Nos Dm met Oh sae two towb width see elm et 11, PIM% awsFlnk Desks ...
... west by the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcee. The bridegroom is a dean belonging to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themeelves the patronage of all departments of Church and State. Ile has long bean looking ...
... Prince Satsuina had proj osed as a settlement to pay an indemnity, and to erect a mausoleum to Mr Richardson. Now that the Whigs and the Radicals show mjdonis of fairly failing out, honest men may expect get their own. Wo neither know nor ewe how much ...
... influence of Dissenters in 'this city and throughout the country is great. Without our influence and aid ano political party-Whig, Tory, or Radical-can stand out against its rival factions. If ye the principles of Dissenters are what Dr Johnston be- lieves ...
... _dealtthe SeottuJi Fanner will be _received _as an mportant _addition to the literature _of _ngricaltnro . — _yorllm _* _Whig . _Gives _every _Indication of _commandio _; _success _. The writinR _la excellent _. and the _selection _of matter nnd _cenaral ...
... _representatives _shall bo _chosen by the _owners , _tenants , and _residents of _the counties , whether _these may happen to _be _Whigs or Tones , and not by _lay-figures _manufactured out oi-nothing in _lawyers' offices ...
... of a Mend sr is Lena mourn's( ter Do knees who Ailed sad for Lae, ahe war mimed to composing the the New satire against the Whig miaiaMp, the authorship of which abs ously avowed. that tae printer sad pa MYher should eaffmdoo ber. The Tog minis* whisk ...
... absence of those electors who, although general 'Vied Liberals, were devoted to the private interests of certain influential Whig families of Buckinghamshire, rather than to the general interest.. Where, he asked, were the - Liberals in that county (Laughter ...