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... relief to Dissenters and Jews, and abolishing the Corn Laws. In spite of all the Conservative champion chooses to affirm, the Whigs, and they alone, must ear the palm of having brought these questions to a successful issue. As readily do we admit that the ...
... defence set up by Lord Ingestre's apologists. Fenian Alarms in our next week's paper. Habbobough. — The paper on tbe terms Whig and Tory to appear in our next impression. Newspapeb Agents in the County are informed that they can be supplied with copies ...
... popular efforts of the Whigs, that we are now able to boast of being the freeest nation iv Europe ; and it may be noted as a remarkable fact, that of aU the great measures agitated for, and ultimately carried by the efforts of the Whigs in opposition to the ...
... stie hes p•rteleill with tor as a whole, it hes Sem in stately proeksenations. Pm she lays wide el elude mime hirefleftlitt as Whig et • moms; &obi tbdr . l . and Whew wr too Witham We Mar et MIAs litha* sod tHINIete that sob, op the great mm elf Weal =Frond ...
... the true merits of the case; therefore he hoped that members of this Chamber would come indiscriminately, whether they were Whigs, Conservatives, or Radicals. (Hear, hear.) They wanted their opinions upon all subjects, and those means they would be able ...
... not come at the merits of the case. He hoped, therefore, members would come in indiscriminately, and whether Conservatives, Whigs, or Radicals, give their opinions on the subjects brought before them ; by which means they might come to some definite conclu- ...
... cause. He only wished that to be turned into this motto Saccess to the true cause, — the cause which was right whether Whig or Conserva- tive. He said the Conservative cause ; other gentlemen might say the Radical cause. He wished to make no enemies ...
... and commercial arrangements. But his devotion to the interests of the party was undiminished by this circumstance. Always a Whig and something more — an advocate (at least, in earlier life,) of Household Suffrage, Vote by Ballot, and Shortened Parliaments ...
... was mistaken view, and all they wanted was that parties should indiscriminately join it, whether Conservatives, Radicals, or Whigs, and discuss those questions which alone the association had in view, viz., that which was beneficial to agriculture. ...
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