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... representatives of the Press, and be then proceeded to declare that he would sooner have to do with the Tories thea with the Whigs and Kadicais, giving as his reason that be had been cenounced on behalf of the Reform League by one Oshorne, who, he said, ...
... profited Reform, and it returned many conspicuous politicians, both gratitude for past and in the hope of future services. The Whig patrons small boroughs had a pride in measure which they regarded as their own work, and retained by the offer of secure seats ...
... to 1 paid to the representatives the Press, and then proceeded to declare that would sooner have 1 te with Tories than with Whigs Bad teal*. giving his reason that had been denounced I behalf of iho Reform League one Osborn*, who said, though now an arch ...
... oonrirto tbo mombora of (bo eommitteo—aloo, Ur. Cameron, North BritUk Ltoily Mud Sir John Orar. Vrusw s ; F. D, Finlay, Northern Whig; J. Glover, Ltami* ...
... insurance is ece of doing so in this country than in England, of the doscriptioas of undertakings to which it The old English Whigs who have been returned is especially inapplicable. Like banking iastifor their hereditary diviaions their noml- totions, insurance ...
... fact remains that the majority Übwal mtciben the House Commons not differ (rora former type ; it will consist of hereditary Whigs, wealthy merchants manaftotoms. ami goodly cumber of legislators who sat in the last Parham cat. ALLEGED NEAR NEWBY. Kewar ...
... to the representatives of (be Pres . sad be then proceeded declare that would sooner have do with the Tories tbsn with tbs Whigs Radicals, ! giving bis reason that be bad been denounced on behalf the Reform League by Osborne, who, atid, tbeogh now arch ...
... leaves wife and three young children FitzGerald Stevens, Gent., to Ensign, by purchase, vice approaching destitution.—AorfAerw Whig. 11 Foot—Lieutenant Archibald Glen to be Instructor mTai B how*thV*UomUh Tnd^RsdiaJ Musketry, vice Lleutenmit lUloolm. whohmre-ried ...
... the more with the Whigs. The latter would fain see the qnestion of the Irish Church dropped, and a laissez-faire policy adopted. Hence their objection to Mr Gladstone being Prime Miuister- When hé introduces a bill in earnest, the Whigs must declare for ...
... positive aoUgccisia that there is between eonetitotijual Whiggeiy and Commanisai —to the personal dislike Mr. Bright, of tke ■Whig .oeracy tuako s-'orsl—to Mr. L-iwe's impiaciizabie arryaooe, and Mr. Gladctnue's impeinons egotism—we confess that tfcs formation ...
... have not been uninstructed, we believe, by experience, and an obvious identity of interests cannot long fail to bring the Whigs to unite with them round some common centre, for the defence of..that admirable form of Government to which, undér God, we ...
... last evening after despatch was sent, the result of which will appear in the medical evidence to be given Saturday—iVsrtAsr* Whig Corrfpoudtnt, ...