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... boroughs, with triangular seats for counties and aU manner of queer and complex conditions, bid two years later by Peelite-Whig-Radical coalition, and then withdrawn at the first note of the trumpet Bounding to war. On the other hand they have seen a ...
... POLITICAL PARTIES. The Saturday Review suggests the painless extinction of the great Whig party as a grand subject for him who strung the elaborate harp of elegy in his In Memoriam, and who wept over the tender grace of a day that is dead. It is with ...
... masters could pay would soon be ascertained, and strikes be mitigated, and, to a great extent, discontinued. M•. BIUND, the Whig whipper•in, has made • speeoh to his constituents, in which he assumes that there will be a Reform Bill proposed by Lord Derby's ...
... :hie amendment was carried by a majority of 11 in o house of i:l9 members, and ito adoption led to the rrsianotion of. a. Whigs. THE Burlington Fine . Art,. Ciao, has been for some time in agitation, has seemed a home at 1;7, Piccadilly, and will soon ...
... masters could pay would soon be ascertained, and strikes be mitigated, and, to a great extent, discontinued. Mu. Brum), the Whig whipper-in, has made a Eprelth to his conatltutlnte, in nhicir lie assumes ...
... on having Z 300,000 per annum at its disposal fur the extension of tht railway system and the reduction of nnes.—.Voillicro Whig. The New York Times states that i'!ecretary M'Culloch has received numerous letters from **astern:Milled etateensen and other ...
... and difficult question. It is a well•known fact, and one which he has himself admitted, that he was brought to Stroud es a Whig-Radical candidate, and in consequence of an arrangement entered int o b tween tho two sections of the previously disunited ...
... excuse for his ill-tempered avowal that he neither promises support nor threatens opposition. After all, the last of the Whigs has spoken, and we may turn from an exhibition of petty personal spite to the real leader of the Liberals, Mr. GLAUSIONK he ...
... d ronversatioo were serried our The. play (rotted and rope-walk could be marchaed ea fair and reataable aria sod rosidesee Whig removed the two world make • good play grousd They hoped in • shun limo, if their foods permitted them, to remedy thee Th. ...