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... Agent—an excellent wdiich will meet with approval from men all parties. observe appointments to offices unheard of under the Whigs--Counsel for the Admiralty, for the Board Ordnance, Ac. Ac. ; hat the Tones may be pardoned the wish make a little flourish ...
... Russell? Is the late Premier’s love of joke and gallantry towards the fair sex form part of the hereditary ,»olicy of the Whigs? If not, it is somewhat difficult understand what grounds Professor Simpson, eminent as he is, should have been preferred to ...
... three times has been returned for the Wick Burghs, and each time got in in the character of a Radical, distingnUhed from a Whig, and the displacement such sincere, though for him tcs» moderate Liberals, Mr James Loch, Lord John Hay, and Lord Bury. His ...
... election to take place to morrow, Mr Moucrieff Would be restored to his old place at the head the poll. The party known the old Whigs were conapicuoiis by their By this line con.luct they are I«>Biug great opjiortttiuty. Hart they only tense enough come forwanl ...
... the one important reform is self-reform. (Applaner.) Happiness does not depend at all on looking to Government, on Woking to Whigs or Tones. (Laughter.) Trust not in princes, trust not in politicians, trust not in monster demon• strations—(laughter)—trust ...
... brio separately made within the memory of mils. Madera the introduction of the herring was very little steady and profitable Whig of asp kind; and of the poorest elms delm could the statement in beat any time correct. Working mos probably to a much larger ...
... this he thought would be quite possible. as these was scarcely any difference between a large number of the mere moderate Whigs and Conservatives. He stated that the Foreign policy of the Governmen would be to keep on friendly terms with all surrounding ...
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