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... situation, and that the tenant farmers in Hertfordshire can carry an election. They may be able to decide whether a Tory or a Whig shall be electid ; th y may be masters of so small a situation as that. But what you are afraid of is their carrying points ...
... C 0030300 property. Ile ia certainly not a follower of his father. wall-know, L.beral predilections have always induced the Whig. to regard bier as • mateeman who is graCu ily drifting itto their own r :eke. The tee:rew of the o;•poeition, in putting ferwaid ...
... his mind on the subject of Reform: so did Sir hoar= Pim on the subject of Om Law, PALIIIISTON began life as a 'I cry and a Whig. And yet politicians is th(se days lush a camp of on a that 'Medd be lead op to A s imeesisteetll be now adssatbsc,y Msb be ...
... Ws an awl nob wary It Its of wan aryainas% Cosa% and mills` WA% ;web, pindh •we • 29 mashines, war Pr ryhs.4.g.luid,dc,dr. WHIG • C OW AURA. Alrot le salt wagons, A waists, state, Lib r, ard rail Wain t wb4 sod •Sill. sad tawlsls. surtar anew dada purchase ...
... had not been insincere, for be betrayed great emotion when he was obliged to withdrew his last bill. The noble Earl and the Whig party were, therefore, not open to this °large in 1861. An earnest and robust re. farmer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...
... sorely had not gee. insincere, tor he betrayed great emotion when ‘e was obliged t withdrew his last bill. The noble Sad and the Whig party were, therefore, not open I this charge in 1861. An earnest and robust reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...
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... west. lonsally nth his. as be had • wed Se peened that be bed sent Ens it the hied Wm. thosthe' bead Jess ltstest • wenn, with Whig aM Ikansity is leterday night. 13er/east Illeabiow the was a married wens, mad the ef • leqp family. Cautioned. William sesswideat ...
... Parliament might and would justly repudiate anything that they dn', In conclusion, be made a forcible appeal to the moderate Whigs to be wise in time, and not to bury themselves premaboely In that tourir In Wcstminater Abbey, in which the hot', member for ...
... OF HEALTH. The ssaal monthly meeting held on Ur Ald. Pride and there were pressiitaldsessan David, and Councillors Evans, Whigs'', taw Wow. Elliott, Jonas, Bowen, P. Bird, R. J. Todd, Etner, sad Vadmil. The el the previous meeting were read and The Collector ...