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... CAPITAL AND LABOUR. England dislikes coalitions. The member for Bucks meant psrty coalitions, of the Whigs with Lord North in the last, and of Whigs and Peebles in the present, century. There ate other coalitions to which England does not object, it they ...
... independence. I have no faith in the English parliament. 1 have no faith In a parliamentary policy, bscaase know that neither Whig nor Tory will concede those measures which would have the effect of improving the condition of the people. The Kational League ...
... of Tory government be traversed’ but with the dispersion ol the present House Commons the Conservative reaction which the Whigs hav® (jsteiei will close. Tbe relative positions of political parties are now once more defined, and It was not amongit tbe ...
... The Union troops were pushed back to Chancellorsville. The despatch winds up by rajiog everything looks well.” The Richmond Whig of the says to a late hour on the night of the 6tb no fighting had taken place the peninsula. A despatch of the 3rd instant ...
... to have been caused an escape of gas, the men being engaged in putting up the gae pipes. Tbe second edition of the Northern Whig of last night gives tbe following additional particulars: ** When the information was given at tbe police office, the fire ...
... (aample of the crop, which, on the 24tb instant, meaaured fifteen iochea and appears b« the otoet promising chsrscter. h'orihmi Whig. THIS The says there can no longer be any doubt that hftB 0D, tbe London treaty, hot formally P ...
... statesmen must rank themselves hereafter on one side or the other of that line. There are not wanted indications that some of the Whig party feel that Mr. Gi.austonr has gone farther than they would be disposed to follow, and tbe mortification of tbe Tory party ...
... NEWSOME’S GRAND CIRCUS. SIR HUGH CAIRNS THE CHURCa E3TADLI9HMENT. (From the Northern Whig Tho cfTico of the sophietu of uIJ, of their lineal descendant?, the barristcrsof modem time?, wa! to make I*o worse appear the better cause There ia no greater master ...
... is raised at its head; easygoing Liberalism, a trade to live by, has suddenly fallen into limbo; and the Tory stands, with a Whig mask in its band, raging and raving at the minister whose veracity has put end to the disguise. Let us admit that, all the ...