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... usrooLovass, la tb• Allman et Duty-36. Tr Is.. ft. id.l M.,. le-42. Tie W h. M. aim Nr s.& Will *es all as ail grab. Severe awl Whig sionalt. *id r.soll is WIFOLIBIALZ LuNDOW, 01 ...
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EPITOME OF NEWS, tic
... with 5111. Henley and Mr. Newdegate. But we do not on that account desire- to be governed by clever nominees of enlightened Whig noblemen; we prefer todeal with the intelligence—or, if it be necessary, with the unintelligenoe—of ear fellow-coantrymen—our ...
DIPERIn PARLIIMENT,
... franchise, and to drive Lord Russell from office because he had been its author, and which was supported by a long list of Whig peers, both in and out of the Ministry. The object seemed to be to sever the nobles of that party from the Liberal party, and ...
Twinberrowa' Damielion, Camomile, aM !Masa Pills
... be bad el at: pateut wenches reader. In the Untied Seat la Wan et tL U 4, Se Id., la. act., and Ile Liver Complaints, 30., Whig. sad Indivastion Oared Without Ilioroury. 'PRIME art only , wo Medicine. which actspon the Lief OE4 la mercury. toe other dandelion ...
STITNIN6
... inhabitants of fatiguing and its v.cinity, on Wednesday evening last tot the occasion of an evening concert taking n'a,e at the Whig Horse Hotel, in aid of the funds of the Steyning Mechanics' Inatitotion. The room was crowded to excess, end great benefit ...
THE SANDWICH ELECTION
... were trying fo do with them now. was charge I with being a Tory—not only that, bnt Liberals said, are rank Tory - Whig. Well, he liked Whig very much. (Laughter.) But must tell them, that lie was the people-he knew the people-and he believed hut fie was ...
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
... did not want the rule of three tell them that. Any baby could tell it. (A laugh and Hear.) thought that the portion of the Whig party who opposed this measure deserved well of that House and of country. (Cheers.) His conviction was that if that party ...
THE WEST KENT JOURNAL
... mere tuessing, but very bud guessing, 100, Why, inthe world should ort Stanley leave biv own fricuds to join the camp of the Whig ministry. Sik Jonx SHELLEY AT BRIDGEWATER.— There is & petition against the retura of Mr. xi?llk' and Sir Joha for this borough ...
THE DIVISION
... them they will gather renewed and increased vigour. Few or none of their opponents deny the necessity of Beform, though the Whig mover of the amendment is said to be hostile to all extension of tho franchise. What they object to is what they call piecemeal ...
THE FRANCHISE DEBATII AND THE DITIIIION. The New. of Saturday observes :—The Monis of rims owe thanks to Mr. Lew*
... reckon with Mr. Henley and Mr. Newdegate. But we do not on that account desire to be governed by clever nominees of enlightened Whig noblemen; we prefer to deal with the intelligence—or, if it be necessary, with the uniatelligesco—of our fellow-oonntrymen— ...
BELGIUM. (Prom our own Cnrrosonndert BRURRF.TA. Ann, 1 RcJI
... that this is t' only coarse that any Ministry under the circa. stanoes can do; but then all say that it is a Ministry, and Whig Ministerial hang to under most circumstances. There is still the Reform cirenm - teflon here carried on about the Belgian ...
110 USE OF COMMONS.—Mminvir. TUI FRANCHISS BILL
... In country sheer the opposition to this moderate reenere, predicting dot the of such ansalitMit mightdiestrate the of the Whig nobility heaths mid that in • conteet with the soperar an in side nubility ion Gm ollicr the Anit 1 wl.. Hs diet the apeeclies ...