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... slower brethren. cannot, however, see the sense of it. A good deal has of late been said against the Whigs, and by some not uninfiucntial papers a Whig is looked upon as a sort of extinct Dodo. We think this to be not only a great mistake, but also a great ...

... those who wish for change, finch wish most from its aery nature of endless asriety—from the infinitesimal aviation of tbo true Whig to the wild and endless schemes of the dreamer and funalio. It the rich glory of the Liberal psrta that this so, that theirs ...

... borough not imlieatioti any of opinion on the part the Electors, hut simply the result of quarrel between the Whigs ami who eaeh put candidate; the Whig Mr. Smith, however, finding the Radical too strong for him, withdrew, and his supporters declining transfer ...

... Oxford cart, 3 iron and wood ploughs, 2 gangs of harrows, iointed roll, iron rib-roll, grass cromes, the Paragon reaping and mo whig machiue, by Hornsby , horse hoe, a lu-coulter drill, dressing machine, and barn implement?, root pulper, turuip cutters, horse ...

... Harvey, • Hicks. e T. Harvey, 0 b A U 1. Harruld .. 0 J. b Ashley .. . Sadie ,r e P. Hayward, b A. Prom, b ditto B. _ ..• •21 'Whig e Halls, b Wright, e Tydeetra, b J. Arleen. not not .. F. Reywerd .. 6 C. Potter. hi. W. b Maley 9 C. Haadley,b ditto .• T ...

... amid set to ii ea ewer swab= wilm Ws Aida. 'lf in fa . dried her Young loan ars trivial to mile troll at WM& eon alma wow of a Whig Sim ..z hos Wel boo Mpg a mama la wow Met • We WA ewe ems • Gana. a nes la they War pals sad a Is the way a reporter cella ...

... exarrninx. MARRIAGE OF IMPEL The village ef &lett/sham was the seine of feetivity on Wednesday, the Whig the marriage of Mime Lrsima Keppel, daughter of the lace Frederick Keppel, E.q., of iderkalei Hall. to Edward Thomism Bagge. E-q.. of Hall, ossr King's ...

... Minister's own organ the Dfiiltj —the Extreme Left, opposition to what termed the new National composed old Tories, and of Whigs, who demand strong and efficient administration.' Fearing a coalition between these sections of politicians, Mr. Gladstone ...

... to repudiate the accusation that Conservatism a rigid and itiexpansive creed, for Sir Robeit Pe>el was the fiist show the Whigs howto and expand the commerces of the country by iuatituting policy which bad raised the natiem its present high portion, and ...

... for the time being, fallen. Conservatives, Liberals, and Radicalssuch really the tripartite zoology of politics to-day. The Whigs are obsolete, and their position ** nowhere the quondam Tories ” of the old school are equally fossilised ; and the main body ...

... after hearing the address, and the speeches by j which it was supported, could easily conceive that he was in a i meeting of Whigs and sham Liberals. (Hear, and ?? oh.) Mr. Jefferys said if the Association passed the fulsome . address before them, it had ...