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... lea ling Conservatives, ‘and opposed by the leading Whigs. Sir Robert Peel’s comprehensive Free-Trade policy was, says Mr Murchison, “a positive reversal of the policy adopted by his immediate Whig predecessors, and was actoally strenvously opposed by ...
... having carried oat an agreement In employ the plaintiffs to perform one tight-rope. The plaintiffs were brothers-indaw, the one Whig an engraver and the ether a bootmaker. In thanumber of which was pahlished on the Mat of Ju 1861, was A challenge to Blondin ...
... the bea eonteleing ihe had been of a wet ingenious and rimester, the police deddeed than, theft So be for purpossa—hrertUrn Whig. - Fin FOR TIM PIPPLIL —ln the various Bills to be laid before Parliament for new lines end metropolitan extensions of railways ...
... Cavalry shall not called upon to do duty in the year 1866. We beg the officers that force to remark that the intention of the Whig Government is to extinguish them entirely. The object is not a new one. Why it has been pursued it seems difficult to understand; ...
... the Parliament for the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. This they have done, and any other Government, no matter whether Whig, Conservative, or Radical, must have done the same. So far we are truly sensible of the difficulties in which the Cabinet is ...
... 66, Brook-street, W * This is a smartly-written pamphlet, exposing what the author deems to be the selfish conduct of the Whigs. He maintains that Parliamentary Reform is not likely besaScto?y under the Russell Government, as the country has not that ...
... the agent of the Conservative Registration Society for North Darham, who justified his support of the Radical against the Whig, by the fact that Mr. Fenwick had formerly been instrumental in taroing oot Mr. Hadson and he (Mr. Ritson) pledged himself ...
... remained in Sir Charles' until 12 o'clock on Saturday night before doing anything. We comeseneed operations to got into the Whig's shop at 12.20. We cut holes Li the ceiling to get through. Mr. Webster—Yoe let yoerselves down then? Casley—Jest so (laughter ...
... eta.. ,. that the really serious danger to the Church WAN to be detected not so mach in the desertion of the bishops by the Whigs as in the &martian of their ?rigs by bishops. Within thirty years • srig.wearing prelate becomes a rarity. A similar though ...
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... al party in Leeds at the general election was won by artisan association, artisan enthusiasm, and artisan„votes, which the Whig-Radical, in a spirit of contempt and resentment, would now swamp with the suffrages of inferior class. They are firm to the ...