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... Jewellers there, as weU as here, proD>i*- d it superior in .-uality to either Calif ornian or Ai»« rir ban gold.— Kingston Whig. ...
... help ? Nine o'clock. — No answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard 3 Support Derby and the Tories against the Thievish Whigs ! March 30. — / a.m. Left B 22, same number as the convalescent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison) ; down below, got my own ...
... Locke, jj Radical constituencies; others, like Mr. g ° > coming from the Cavewhile Mr. Owen t&n ley ma y be called an old Whig. It was the latter bm 111 not Mr. Locke, who presided. He is twin mother with the present Lord Stanley (f Alderley, °*aB Mr ...
... there was uot the smallest pretence for saying that the noble Di ke was open to the charge of bribery or cor- ruption. Whigs and Tories alike know how unwise it is for the kettle to abuse the saucepan for its blackness, and taking another course, they ...
... such company than Sir Fraucis Crossley. He can hardly say that we are much surprised, for it seems to be a rule that if the Whigs make a baronet it will not be long before he displays some Conserva- tive proclivities, and recent indications have shown that ...
... February, 1854, said. They were Tory principles, the natural principles of the democracy of England.'' He went on to say tbat Whig principles were the natural principles of the aristocracy of the couutry ; and he added, he was content to tread in the old ...
... February, 1854, said, They were Tory principles, the natural priaciples of the democracy of Eaglicd.” He want onto asy that Whig principles were the natural principles the aristocracy cf the countryand he added, he was content to tread in the old path ...
... Russell or some other Whig lord may be its nominal head, but Gladstone will be its animating soul, and the Radicals will demand a more influential representation in the Cabinet than has hitherto been conceded during periods of Whig ascen- dency. Such m ...
... with it except to draw his small salary. Mr. Baron Channell remarked that it was a good salary to get from a company about whig}} nobody knew anything. Re-examined.— He had kcown Devonport for seven years, but he had not ?? him for eight months. Cox was ...
... peeuied by law aid •■- ■ ti'r-'y to be r.ppeeted by the South, the pirty will resolve itself into its original elements of Whigs au I l\-in vrats — ?? is, little-government-men and free trel-rs, or much-government-men and protectionist* There are numerous ...
... party. It is beyoui all doubt that he is now the only man who is tho- roughly qualified for the position. To thiuk of some Whig mediocrity, some peer, obscure iv all but social^rank, holding that place while Mr. Gladstone sat on a back bench is a mere ...
... n .hooked xt th. bod & thl ao“rt»°*“ n-z* 1 rCp.'~k, the better is reported to have taken place in the con- , may -f.Bsive Whig dition ol the Princess. The Princess Alice attained which ...