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... witnessed sigual Conservative triumphs, and there ia nothing in the result to cause dismay to the Conservative party. Under the Whig reform bill of 1832 the Conservatives were only able to return 140 members to Parliament, but now they number about 280, or ...
... Locke King's bill on the übject is re-introduced. Economy to be the order of the day in future. So at least the members of the Whig-Radical (, abinet have asserted times without number in heir election speeches. By way of showing how fully they mean what ...
... is no necessary conf i be i Church in England and the Church in Jutland whl pass over to the opposite side. The large body Whigs will no longer consent to act under colours. The -wavering multitude that waits on success will follow. The sound Constitutional ...
... to eight weeks of business life. In St. Anne's Ward I received the greatest kindness from the men of standing in that ward—Whigs and Tories—and received from them the greatest assistance in my election. I don't hesitate to say that I was defeated only ...
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... rpiIOMAS WHIG LEY, GE. (for number years manager late firm o! Jno. vies and eon. Patent Agents), 3 to announce that .he lias commenced business AG of British and Foreign Patents India Buildings, Cross-street (corner of the New Exchange), Manchester. ...
... sweep clean, but Mr. Cardwell's broom is beginning resemble an old one portentously early its career. A cursory examination of Whig and Peelite speeches during the last fifteen years would supply us with several preceding specimens departmental oratory uncommonly ...
... have been chiefly confined to providing for themselves aud thdir friends. With au instinct for jobbery which a heaven-born Whig might envy, they have used the public service for their own private interest;*. Navah fiicers by the scorehave been shelved ...
... Ie~able to make a grand effort in extraordinary times. This doctrine I fully coddles, and shall not be satisfied wituheither Whigs or Tories until we manage it. (Applaase4& Ohs views on Ireland were singularly in advance of his time. e advo- cated a sweeping ...
... politi- cal prafession was that; a Radical and Free-Trade Reformner ---tttached to no party, 'bat willing to support either Whigs -or Tories, if their measures were such as he could approveead founded upen the wants of the country and the sights of the ...
... poUiog for Thursday, the 14th. The contest between Colonel Wilmot, V.U, the Conservative candidate, and Mr. Evans, who was tiie Whig-Radical member in the last parliament, and defeated by the late lamented Sir Thomas Greeley in November list. Professor Ewald ...
... farewell of the Right Hod. Sir Maziere Brady, in article reasonably complimentary to that steady adherent of every variety of Whig government. Receiving his earliest political impressions when the Relief Act and the Reform Bill were still new and unformed ...