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... which he has advanced so little purpose so many times before. Liberalism has had its grand demonstration. The sche.tne of the Whigs for tricking the Radicals has made its first development in a budget of chsatery concluding with an exhibition of unparalleled ...
... they will still found shouting top of their voice, the Whigs have done it all. We have our own quarrel with the Whigs ; but they aro angels of light by the side of Mr Whiteside's party. The Whigs have not the courage to attack abuses ; but it the Tories ...
... much esteemed membet of the Society of College Youths. iZ;Z;=;aGM ST VALENTINE'S DAY--31r Edmund Yates, writing to the Belfast Whig, says—' This year there were posted in London for despatch to the provinces on the evening preceding Valentine's Day, upwards ...
... Yodels, Natural Prearatkae, Mat. dr a ma, rre„ Watratiarevery part of t►e►uaa frame, la ►salsa sad Manse ; also t►e Anatoaleal Whig Sousa*. Julia Patrons. la. A.taialosi Ow a►ltlla, Gentlemen maw, from 10 till 10. Lecture at Four. Illus. %Mod Catalogue of ...
... this week, and might have been anticipated, is curt refusal. This we say a result that with cur experience of the apathy the Whig Government questions relating to the efficiency of tlic Church we were fully prepared to anticipate, but confess we-are astonished ...
... Palmerston and Co. dishonour their own acceptances, let them pay the benalty of dish •nuor. Ou* watchword is reform— t • the whig* if they go to the country without u.” —Norfolk News A letter from Rome the says:—“Yesterday tcrmiuiied the most lifeless—nay ...
... and Co. dishonor their own acceptances, let them pay the penalty dishonor It is unfair and unjust to the Whigs—assuming by •'Whigs that the Whig (orLiberal ) Ministry is meant —to imply, here implied, that only proposed a measure Reform because they ...
... colonel of the 2nd Dragoons, and Lieut. -General Spencer-Stanhope colonel of the 13th Foot. Durham Election.—Mr. John Henderson, Whig, was yesterday elected member for the city of Durham without opposition. Tewkesbury Election.—Mr. Reginald Yorke, Conservative ...
... S t ° o 3i le E e. R r S a l F t O h li a M t E th ß e mr w M ido .P w . E an it d family of the late J. P. Somers, so long Whig M.P. for Sligo, have been left in a very distressed state, and, were it not for Lord Palniere twi's generosity, would be badly ...
... M'Caun, will again offer himself for election ; and looking to the state of the constituency at present, the chances of a Whig nominee would be very remote. One gentieman of that party, Mr. Whitworth, of Fleetwood, is spoken of as a possible candidate ...
... meeting a practical embodiment of the policy aimed at by the Liberation Society. Newcastle is represented at present by two Whigs. The more advanced reformers of that borough deem themselves entitled to nominate at least one of the two members. In looking ...
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