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... American Singing Birds. Part I. American Singing Birds. Part 11. American Singing Birds. Part Americas Singing Birds. Part IV. Whigs Scenery. Views es the Iduilsou. Life is Canso. and Wood Part I. See Moines. Vices in Central Park, York. Pot T. Views Centre ...
... lost more future adherents anningst the Whigs tkm lie has gained them from the Radicals. And the movement has been doubly an error, for both these sections of the House find themselves weakeited by it. Whilst the Whigs are hurt at the desertion, and will ...
... prevailed. There was very little cheering ; e ven the Radicals did not applaud ; they were too much to cheer; whilst the old Whigs and the Coneerratives looked unutterable things. In short this speech f e e upou the House like a bombshell, scattering old ...
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... odorpor *Olio of No GI:01M P. tarn; ark ot iiko IROIVIRRILD FOR ISAMILIIIIION ABROAD HOL7BI COAL. rruE Mot Hem Owls is mew Whig el the Mawr, Crag. ..pply to CfNazu INSURANCE. ...
... must have been secretly cast out there, whether from a ship or not could be only a matter of conjecture. The discovery, the Whig says, caused a great deal of cachemeat and curiosity. WAR hem:cr.—One of the most curious accidents of the war is that by which ...
... egainst all Germany than Lord Palmerston and Earl Russell (cheers) The policy of the pieeent Whig Government was the policy of the Conservative leader, who was once a Whig, and they may abuse, they may bully, they may try to irritate, but he believed that so ...
... country will have ample breathing time. It was very justly said by the late Lord Macaulay that the two great leading parties of Whigs and Tories had never constituted the whole nation; that between these two parties there has always been a great mass which ...
... up bv a statesman who is not committed to the clauses that are kept in stock. This looks rather untlivorable fin Democratic Whig party, of which Earl Russell is the acknowledged leader. That party is not strong enough now—whatever it might have been thirty ...
... favour in irregular manifestations. would delight in • regular course of field -.ports for the perfecting of his pet polies, Whig Governments doe t mind • little extra expense in support of a favourite scheme; besides there would naturally be • few • places' ...
... consequence to what political body a man belongs, or what political principles he entertains; it matters not Whether he be Whig or Tory, Conservative or Radical, Protestant or Roman Catholic, Churchman or Dissenter; the siniple question is—ls he an Englishman ...