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... every occasion which has yet offered itself in favour of the principle of levelling up or concurrent endowment, as hereditary Whig might be expected to do. Mr. Bright, great orator he unquestionably is, has not yet mastered the art of after-dinner discourse ...
... physically, and the Orangemen must be prepared to do it. The Orangemen it was declared were not a political party ; they were not Whigs, Tories, Chartists, Radicals, Churchmen, or Dissenters; but they were banded together for the preservation of the civil and ...
... Opposition, all the bishops resent except the Bishop of Oxford (who voted with the bvernment), and the body of independent Whigs, ha* thrown overboard all the clauses relating to the disposal of the surplus and shelved that question altogether, has so ...
... a little surprised to sco covey partridges the road, apparently going dritk. They were surprised me, and rose strong on the whig, and flew across two fields ; they were as large blackbirds. was informed by a gentleman at the station that he had seen them ...
... mistake of drawing their opinions from only one class, and that one longer the ruling class. They have taken the ideas of a few Whig noblemen and the bishops, and of certain well-known literary men and politicians, as the opinions of the whole nation. “I am ...
... all the Peers who expressed any opinion upon the subject, and th« judgment of the press was even more favourable to the ex-Whig leader. We were almost alone in condemning the principle, and in asserting that no modification the bill might receive committee ...
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... charged and dispersed the crowd. On reach- Log their barracks it was found that some otthem had been severely cut. The Xorihem Whig thinks there is no reason to sup- pose that any IU-feeUng existed between the constabu- lary and the inhabitants of the town ...
... mischievous policy must ultimately be re- 1 versed with more or less humiliation to themselves. ?? attempt of a small section of Whigs and Tories to I revive Mr. Pitt's plan of concurrent endowment will snot be permitted to alter the issue. The Timne.s, which ...
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... mistake of drawing their opinions from only one clam, and that ono no longer the ruling class. They have taken the Ideas of a few Whig nobleman and the bishops, and of certain well-known literary men and politicians, as ths opinions of the whole nation. I am ...