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... witlt The was Bt. end the mated. In the Weer Items re topics mid the widen—The two et Wedaseday. The Hyper a the et Ile 11111 whig Tahoe et the maim Wisp wee into a mobs the the the mart state of the km et could not In its capacity ea the Upper Matte • Tom ...

... Tory, who coald not have remained but for the quarreliiags ovor the education question. ‘l'he Liberals might have carried a Whig and a ladical by uniting, had they been umited in politics. And when, after years, that course was agreed to, the Dissenters ...

... fight- ing for a Reform Bill as Earl Russell fought in 1832. If so, how is it that the Radicals are now complaining of their Whig leaders, and invoking the aid of Mr. Gladstone > and whatever resem- blance Lord Amberley may imagine he can detect between ...

... opening the door and by tto Sid crowbars and a powerful lavetaga, tha door had been bunt open, tearing sway tha bolts and Inner whig. Tha burglars mutt have ntomed to the offiosfl of fllr o. Croslvy by hauling with the plunder through the hols the flooring ...

... contrary, the success of the Federals is of the complete description—acknowledged so by even the Richmond papers. The Richttumd Whig says that the capture of Fort Fisher virtually closes all ingress and egress to and from Wilmington; for that fortification ...

... hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that there ...

... the hon. member ought to have remem hered that the history the Whig party for the last thirty years bad been that of pledges loose ly given and instantan ously broken. Iv point fact Whig in office was ugly g well muzz Yd. He complained that there was ...

... Ow soorlyhe Ithmedoss with new. I nav with the orthlems, that Or** lip nee land Its annort to Is by • &mart the Mn. Thashik, Whig i our, they sell k, owl up ask The Load than embersissft, that* kw st sem&They have had the sl 5,._ -. end Ids they had then ...

... infu- sion of young blood into the aristocratic portionof ?? party, and especially among those whom we may term the official Whigs. Not one of them has been known in recent tisnesto give uttarance to words calculated to stir the heart of the people. In feeble ...

... abused their success by proving that they meant nothing bat obstruction. Let it not, therefore, be supposed that I advocate a Whig Government because on the Beer Tax I deprecate the Conservative patchwork, or repudiate the idea of statesmanship repeal ...

... representation in question ; and our own in- formation is tfcat there is not the slightest ?? that he will come forward. The Whig party are anxious to avoid a contest in the Southern Division, and would be most happy to bring in Sir J ohn Rimsden along ...