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... between the aristocratic portion of the old Whigs and the Conservatives proper, who are not opposed to change, but who would like to keep the masses under the control of the influential class. Between the Whigs and such Conservatives it is argued that there ...

... labopring hard to prove that it was the Whigs who began the manufacture of faggot votes in Scotland. A good deal can be said no doubt on this view of the subject, but even were it proved to demonstration that the Whigs were the first offenders, we do not ...

... House by the ears in charging the Opposition with ' a fondness for extravagant estimates ; and Mr Dalrymple, who beat the Whigs ia Buteshire. The question that called most of these men up was debate on that old vexed question in Scotland, the fagot votes ...

... the okin, rtvluce inflammation, and restore lasting soundness Pill Ar kten iii world for lA, Fool. innularities Scrofula or Whig's Asthma Fever of all kiads i bilious Complaint, Fits *re Throats Blotches 011 Skin i ;out 'Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints ...

... approval, though in a more moderate form than as proposed by Lord Mayo. What seems now to be popular with section of the old Whigs and with the Opposition is some such scheme as that proposed by the Duke of Cleveland, namely, to allow the Protestant Epi ...

... Lordships, however, did not continue in this mood of indifference, for on Thursday night they decreed the extinction of the old Whig statesman's political offspring. Mr Bright, in language more forcible than polite, characterised Earl Russell's attempt at ...

... and his frank acceptance of sound meimuree. Lyndhint, the Jupiter optimus teatimes of the House of Lords, fought all Whig meanaren as Whig measuree, striking with impartial thunderbolt the useful and the pernicious, the good and the bad. So the Tories had ...

... correct in his estimate of Lord Russell's political abilities, the Conservatives are hardly to be congratulated on the old Whig leader having joined the discontented section in the Peers who have been clamouring for a declaration of the ministerial policy ...

... journals have given currency to the somewhat absurd rumour that there will he a cave in the Upper House, into which some of the Whig Peers are expected to creep. What good the Conservatives are to expect from anything so ridiculous we are rather at a loss ...