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... tBe _pceaeD _. t _^ _thB- ' _leading ni&h . who Fat ' on _. 'the _other-side of / the . _HousetoiiCltr . ' . the _name _of Whig 8 ; Bhould ' _d _^ _op _; _. _tue _^• _; _'litsIQ _^ _qtianel , and _pull _• _ttgeth ' er _'' for . the _ commo ' n _, - ...
... accustomed to say, Give us the redistribution of seats and whatever the fear&Me may be lowered to, the House could be made either Whig or Tory. Give the enemies of the Sabbath, give the Euemy of Man, the rtdiatribution of the days of the week, aid spiritual ...
... Sir William Hayter never was ardent reformer; and his letter, which was read to the House by his sod, while it came upon the Whigs like a shell thrown into the camp, carried all the mere weight, and proved all the more disastrous, as it expressed opinions ...
... REFORM PROSPECTS FROM A WUIO POINT OF VIEW. The acute and well-informed London correspondent of the Munchf it ter Guardian (Whig), writing on Thursday evening, says Government is drifting on lee shore, and ontesa there be speedy change of wind and timely ...
... accompanied by some safeguaid age.mt the extension of bribery end corruption. /if A. PEEL did not rise for the purpose of deft 'Whig the bill, which really bristled with anomalies. but he thought they might be dealt with iu detail in committee, without in ...
... pastor. May WWI fumbled by J. A. la IDDLIGIIAYS. la Sow= Rams& The Raw. Joint Baia., Pattimats, per seated by • very . as • Whig newt their rube. was J. A. lIIDDIIMAN. ...
... demands of , 1 iegorwe .„. ow the ite . bfeetiow . of . u. melting dairies the . 'elves iuto an am:Matinee to provaid their Whig 'eructed. Their niother made a livilM in the the clothes, or the rooms be kept decent 1 tiew lemwele ealiet to ey !Wee o • ...
... Hayter, the Secretary to the Treasury, and the indefa- tigable, incomparable whip to the Whig Go. vernment for so many years. Sir William Hayter served the Whigs well no doubt; but he did no forget himself. His salary as Secre- tary to the Treasury was ...
... _who'has'been generally _regarded as a tolerably well-bred Whig . The Lord Advocate _quoted _* _vciy striking passage from the _speech _of _Sir _Fox on _• _• that occasion , in which the great Whig orator _scorned the cant of a . ' _virtual' representation ...
... of the Adullamites are supposed to have returned to their party allegiance ; but at the same time it is admitted that many Whig representatives of the grouped boroughs will vote against the Government. Austria, Prussia, and Italy have intimated their ...
... and feelings—he had COMO to the cutclualuu that the overture we. wise one. (Loud and centinuedappleuse.) He had intended to Whig the matte r before the Frail') eery .4 Aberdeen, Lot sten be hood the overture now before them sup, urged in the Presbytery ...
... talents we, of course, knew—was so very able a man? Nobody, I answer, so long Lowe was content to be a Whig subordinate, and to be kept down as the Whigs keep down all clever middle class men—Layards, Osbornes, or what not. Ue is frqe now, and he proves ...