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... and, on looking to foreigu irs, we fiud still less reason for congratulation. It was ro- rived for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, t> sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immeiiats enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...
... cessorto the Marquis will be the Cabinet. which case the country would be indifferent as whether Mr Gladstone revivify another Whig, or bestow the appointment upon one the at his gates, whose political opinions axe dubbed philosophical. ...
... Beyond the wetting by immersion, and the shock to the nervots system,' Lord Lurgan his not received any injury.-- Noetkcs'n Whig. CLEVELAND IRON MARKET. - MDIDDLESBROUGH, Jan. 3.-Business somewhat retarded by the pre- valence of stock-taking, to which ...
... between his lordship’s arm side Beyond the wetting by immersion and the shock to nervous system not received any injury Northern Whig A Bog The moving near continues excite apprehension There is fear town bo destroyed if the efforts to arrest march of the are ...
... at the same time for the dignity of Great Britain than this hybrid Ministry the issue of alliance between the doctrinaire Whigs and the Manchester School with which politics have never risen above the interests of the shop” Considering the manner in which ...
... the Tenant Bill remains j result of policy and looking foreign affairs find still for congratulation It for veteran of the Whigs Earl Russell sound to the enrol- 100000 for defence country In ' the beginning of year all looked so screDe Earl cloud darkened ...
... cessorto the Marquis will be the Cabinet. which case the country would be indifferent as whether Mr Gladstone revivify another Whig, or bestow the appointment upon one the at his gates, whose political opinions axe dubbed philosophical. ...
... taxes to propagate any special doctrine. He had no belief in the Act, which was a iece of patch work; it was the handiwork of a Whig. When the Act came into work it would be found to be a piece of clumsy mechanism; and he was desirous that the men elected ...
... which has The imme- always distinguished the Whigs as a party. diate occasion of his retirement from the Council was the defeat of a motion made by him in the Council--the defection of some of his former Whig allies, and notably of Dr Headlam, with whom ...
... reality the Whigs and Peelitc Conservatives were separated to a far greater extent by prejudice and party traditions than by real political principles, Thus a few years afterwards, when Sir Robert Peel was in power, found the Government and the Whigs trying ...
... as was his popularity. He knighted for his services quelling Chartis riot on the Moor, and from that time became i politics Whig. Iv municipal matters Sir Joh ever took a lively and intelligent interest Ho was for many years an alderman o the borough, ...
... jobbery, which is with the traditions of his party, and which testifies to the ex of strong! 1854, Mr Glad- his training m true Whig i lor of the Exe stone being Chancell uer, the Treasury re |, in favour of the Poatmaster-Geno- ral for ihe time being and ...