... of the Radical party” in that city, and who write as follows -—Though with you claim the publicity of your columns for the a Whig intrigue on a \ rather larger than which we learn, on good authority, is b; pullers of the party in John Miller, M.P. bas, ...

... of Liberalism, than the notions of the rank and file of the party. Liberalism in its modern sense, as apart from historical Whig- gery, was no doubt inspired from the Continent; but nothing is more certain than that the insular instincts of the people ...

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... opponents for. Can it merely be to keep the Government in place, and to make it possible for men like Mr to hold office with Whigs like Lord F. The noble Lord, in his speech, observed that the country was reap- ing the ful! benefit of Liberel measures, and ...

... liamentary reform than to show that any Whig Government in the eighteenth century was in favour of one single article of the modern Liberal In the days when the doctrine of civil and reli- gious liberty,” as interpreted by Whig statesmen, meant the bribing of ...

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... were Whigs and apologists of popular rights. The Tories maintained the divine right of Kings, the supremacy of the prerogative, and the duty of passive obedience ; while the Whigs contended for the conditioning the prerogative by law. The Whigs promoted ...

... having, therefore, .hitherto beea direceed chiefly -against political enemies, such as tl~w lrish Protestants, the alhance of Whigs and Radicals, which constitutes the -Liberal * party., has held together, although em-- bracing men of such divorse views as ...

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... explosion at Sea- iam No. 3 Pit caused 26deaths; but the remaining 79 Lccidents caused 85 deaths only. A P PLxED RING.-The ?? Whig publishes circular signed by half-a-dozen of the largest paper- nakers in Great Britain, and addressed ta the paper ;rade at ...

... to every elector the importance of political purity. Why did the Tories, aided by certain weakkneed and dough-faced' Whigs, oppose the purpose of Gaon and torn a deaf ear to the pleadings of MACAULAY ? That question is easily answered the Ballot ...