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... conveyed in | ' fin ord Mayo's odd description—that of ‘levelling | ¥! ‘The appearance and statement made by the | Ir dis ete~an Whig Jeader may be taken as a corclasive widence that the mischievous, ard (as we view it) | ™ he unprincipled, project of indi ...

... at once a of West Indian Slavery.” feat, a surrender in: ciple and victory and bed —** Hi hold Suffrage, pure simple; the Whigs dished, Dark.” v's sy with would narrate, with two exceptions, not his services s conquest over him, The statue bolise nof ...

... bon mo/ of another ** was repeated in the House of Commons by Mr H. D. Sey the debate amendment which imperilled the Reform Whig Government in 1866, Accor ting to Mr H. D, Seymour, Sir + Hayter, a man a baronet or a lord lieutenant, he is as sure t, used ...

... High Church Radicals jostling infitel against us; and Nonconformist agitators taking counsel ‘et believe—we hope, if with Whig but wey ill, ere it be too late, that the country shake off its fatal aud rally round the Govera which, while desirous of giving ...

... exeep- tion of Lord Cairns, Government have not man capable of defending their measures from criticism or attack, As one of the Whig Peers lately expressed it in conversation: Fight is impossible, for it is like beating children,” The ex-Secretary of State ...

... have not fulfilled the promise they then gave, find it easy to ‘ gind” and, anger, at the failures of the Grey and Melbourne Whigs im coninedtion with affairs of this sort; but honourable. intention of. to express their faith the: ao How long his accession ...

... No soouer was coasuin mation recollection of it way, and we were left with our mouths our eyes sta:ing at the of tho great Whig ara Nor was that the Peel came eal time we into over the Council power, and the last time he of this country did great good ...