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... Beg aly DPAsSODs FOOD PROSPECTS. Whigs vather, of the The accounts from France this week To the Sout yn Was growing crops are favourable. wheat bas been already cut, and in the Pri f wit was passing propitiously. dress slowly declining bat generally ...
... bis blandest tones recently promised “to consider ‘be subject,” yet the last, when came before tbe House and to a vote, the Whigs gave it their most bitter opposition. Tbe Conservatives to man voted with Mr Hbnnksst, and regard it u > happy omen, that the ...
... Sir J. D. Elphinstone, Messrs. Laird, Corry, Talbot, Hennessy, Sir F. Baring, Peto, Paxton, and Berkeley 7 Conservatives, 1 Whig, Radicals—against Lord C. Paget, Messrs. Stansl'eld, Baxter, Leatham, Lawson—all Ministerialists. Lord Palmerston has promised ...
... to instruct it more soundly. The mass of men will not think those crimes serious which are not severely punished.—Northern Whig. ...
... onnelvea down to work tbs honourable task assisting, an* in bis own sphere, the efforts of the Government. Bat with advent the Whigs all was changed. Over the gates of Dahlia Castle waa written op u No Iri* need apply. Again the peasantry crowded to the shores ...
... COWPER who describes a grove of poplar trees as nodding at each other in self-same fashion. The speeches of the heads of the Whigs will sound as if they were conceived in the self-same time, and delivered by rote. They entered into a full explanation of ...
... desire it. Everything throws the Tories into tho ana* of the Powers per.‘tonifying iu Europe the old right of Jespofism. The Whigs havenot always done justice to the imperial ; utrelLclion and lure cannot fail bring the English Government and people a more ...
... “ Freedom of election” is a phrase which sounds like a sarcasm in this region of crowbar-work and notices to quit; and thus Whig place-seeking and landlord oppression are able to wreak their will at many a hustings and call the farce an election. But there ...
... we do not desire It. throws the Tories into the arms of the Powers—personifying in Europe the old righ r of despotism The Whigs have not always done justice to the Imperial Government, but reflection and time cannot fail to bring the English Government ...
... it go with the representative of Derby, who, for a novus homo, is considered a little too uppish by the old habitues of the Whig benches. I think, quoth Sir John, 44 that Beerbarrels standing on end in the trottoir are more in one's way, and in all ...
... desire it. Everything throws the Tories into the arms of the powers, personifying in Europe the old right of despotism. The Whigs have not always done justice to the Imperial government, but reflection and time cannot fail bring the English government and ...
... dispersion. The charge the calamities of Ireland upou the * RES bat Lord Derny's sponsors throw the blam EK. weather ou the Whigs. When Lord BAT. lodged in the Castle, say those respectable rities, the soil of Ireland carpetted itse young greov, and ber ...