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... party on mere personal grounds must give up entirely its principles and vote for any man whom the Whigs may bring forward. He farther lays it down that the Whigs must nominate candidates whose votes will be effective for upsetting the Conservative Government ...
... Tory committee ■ b8 .. ““■’candidates to oppose to fin upon a candilate Mr and Mr Miller j, doubt, are obnoxious ggeBtion Whigs as to the To * Whiz party, which could not by the p y the present time bound togemer y . to their Li&ral Parliament to replace ...
... KAMM. Oct. 21, Ewan& in el I. The hoe &sided to reids las io valid le f whisk ID in a did% diodes tive olleies by univer y sal Whig administra- The s pirt a y a , however, and the Government are fully prepared Meg against them MADRID, Oct 22, Afternoon. t ...
... IMM. H. aayethat the hill thrown by who, more dement the Whig Ml . me at of welting perm of the American Ithp•Mis. A /.err meld last Imre been made members of Hare ail Cowmen awry' the Whig Cabinet ging teethe we Tene let the Lore, Hammer he.. the re ...
... Cardwell, he is, we are informed, “a thorough-going Liberal, of the solid philosophical stamp, more advanced than the 1 official Whig,’ but free from the sentimentalism and impulsiveness of the younger school of Liberals.” What a summary of virtues have we ...
... instructed how to vote answered We came on the estate in the last generation Tories, and now we have got our order to turn Whigs. The loud laughter at Walsh= is not so inscrutable after all ; nor a public permission fro% Norfolk landlords to their tenants ...
... tli . lt lie is a thorough-going Liberal , of the -olid philosophical stump , moro ailv ; uii - cil tlian the official Whig , but ; 1 ' ruo from tiic si'nliineiitalism aud impulsiveness ...
... the Tory party from the year 1828 until the present time , do not suppose for a moment that I am going to assert that the Whigs and the Liberal par ty have been blameless—that they have done all that they ought to have done , and have riot , done serious ...
... unknown and invisible committee, every day is adding to the number of the supporters of the Earl of Dalkeith, and that if the Whig candidate ventures to to the poll at all, he will rue the day when, in moment of weakness, he allowed himself to be made a ...
... fortune , who could easily buy estates within the counties ; but they have' no desire to have any stake in the county . The Whig nnTf-. v miffht prpnt . n thpTn inot . 10 nocilsr no + ln Tnwnt . , but t am proud to say tliat we of this county and of P ...
... idling by which the tritium el Use people are Jan on the retinae platform. Woulso 31,.0 they are that pat them through their Whigs, sod I know that tray of the non who have a horst power over the tribune., bailors foe hues of sod dealers in Ilse. awl a ...
... the Tories would now probably return six. They had been making appeals ad misericordia, and he himself had been asked by old Whig to let Perthshire alone. As one said, ” You can it; you can turn out Sir William Maxwell, but it’s a confounded shame.” (Laughter ...