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... misreport _. _Thereupon _the Times' reporter _showed _that the reports in the other papars—London and _. Provincial , Tory , Whig , _and Itadical—wcre all as to substance , and _almost » U of them as to precise _phrase , the same _as his report _, and _quite ...
... _aRiun _. Scarcely _had this great work been _accomplished _when the emancipation of the _English _middle _class _placed the Whigs in _power . Since 1832 the Tories in Ireland _during their brief tenure of authority have always _looked to the _Orangernei ...
... loudly l . Zl4. found. Apply to EL AM Deiy N D, a frith a vod Trak. lEE.Dally . for as Wood,* Homo Farm near Pm Us, a PARTY Whig oath* ut. Achtrem, copies d X Employment lostltoto, In limo szruarross WANTZD. ...
... _predecessor , _Tinder'tho _auapices of Mr Lowo . _GroBvenora may repent and _. be _forgiven , and _the expectation that- _stately Whig _vessels _wiH be _driven m Isirge _cumbers iioal their hereditary _niooriugs by _the _terror of democracy and of Mr Bnplit ...
... _deterioration of the _national spirit _caused by _ViTiig policy , and the impairing of the _national rcsourcca _caused by _Whig _mismanagement . _But tlieu _it is quite true—and trutli is _better _than _even _consistency . ...
... Conservatives nor th* Radicals can retain the govemmenhof the country for any length of time except by the assistance of the Whigs. On the bends of this central party, which bolds the balance between the other two, heavy responsibility rests. It Is clear ...
... next to no reason, but a sentimental one, why Moderate Whigs should not have accepted office in a Ministnr headed by Lord Derby, and of which Lord Stanley is a Srominent member. The Moderate Whigs have eclined the offer of office by Lord Derby just as ...
... Into Lundenburg. (08iciol.) July 15. The enemy has destroyed communication on the Dresden and Prague and Zittau and Prague !Whigs, between Taman and Lod Krall4, but it is now being re-established. The bridge over the Isar, near Podoll, has been restored ...
... -I ? i THE _SUPPLEMENTAL _CHAR _PER _OF-THE QUEEN'S ( _HUSH ) _UNlVERSirY— . THE VICEROYALTY . § ' _' _ffFromtlui NorUmii _^ Whig . _Belfast _. ) : _' IT ia _ecarccly _possible to read _the report _of _what paHSfd in the _House of _Commons on this question ...
... iu 1 S _3 _' 2 , _when he leapt _on _the table and xnadc au _energetic _speech in _favour of _progress at a _time when the _Whigs _were _halting . The _American monitor , _Miautouoinoli , _forms the subject of a third article , _in which the opinion ia ...
... lfe Mw itl Ir this is not onl~y very ?? and miscliieroesitst tt ~En4tish, and in eharty wve can only ceueni n- iO Tory 'and Whig Secretorieg of State hiretet 1 B. | 'togethea to supply what wawsuating tothii3 s' iReforra. . I 1- ., - . -. - B TflZ MOI ...
... in opposition to side with and lead the Democratic faction. What is the result ? A few years of official existence to the Whigs, chequered, however, by reverses and disasters many and grievous, a crisis at last, and annihilation in prospect. Many imagine ...