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... THE EDINBURGH REVIEW AND THE WHIGS. The Standard thinks that the Edinburgh Review is wrong attributing a governing faculty to the Whi»s. is, says the Standard, curious circumstance that it is this very same governing faculty that the have always been ...
... A Lanp MovemMsent.—The Northern Whig announces that “A new land movement has un in Fermanagh, where Mr. J. G. V. Porter, of Belleisle, has de- vised a form of lease to be known a3 the Lisbeilan Leases, which will be title-deeda securing to his tenants ...
... It/ It sewer to ine ttud be, Whig la thee:4ton shoold meddle with Iffr. Molter - When did it occur to you that be claimed commission When he to my oboe and the per coat. r No. Arianism, the woad in the defendant's Irm, was p..seat during the between the ...
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... VRANK BREWER, 10, Ireasr-hae, clisdar, bouitaikaa and with Whig as all raw, large or elm. U., each day theargbirat the num wiry isiallosia. F. B. will supply gameiswas with sakedews kr Syria( ilastlieapa; for all wraps slump dlasalad madam sad as oath ...
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... fell. It all because in the Whig party lies the centre of gravity of Liberal politics England, became Mr. Gladstone had swerved from that party towards the Manchester school, and because the bulk of the nation, being still Whig, therefore rejected him. ...
... trick. Respecting the issue the general election, he says: It is probable that there will more Conservatives ■pod and fewer Whigs, but the Conservatives to promise some very Radical mess-ires set returned. And, in addition, the next Parliament Sllbow a ...
... Conscvw.ive reaction, for saying which a highly respectable Whig organ in Lancashire danounosd him as political dram drinker. (Laughter.) required courage at sill say to-day—and of all the Whig editors and Tory editors who exhausted their vocabulary cf ...
... highly respectable Whig organ in Lancashire denounced him as a political dram-drinker. He said there was no Conservative reaction. It required some courage perhaps to say so then; it requiaed no courage to say so now. (Cheers.) The Whig and Tory editors ...
... against him Lord Granville and the Whig section the noble lord fairly represents, Mr. Bradleugh says respecting the issue of the general election:— It is probable that there will be more Conservatives elected and fewer Whigs, but the Conservatives will have ...
... h I mid at for saying which a highly 1 Whig organ in Lancashire hut NI I drinker. It,, had on Lb-it nerneinil that there DO reectem. It re mired mumge to say thea. It no et all to so today ; and of all the Whig Tory In had del their of polite taw lion ...