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... so as to render liable to punishment disturbers of the peace of neighbouring states. THE WHIGS. The Standard says Earl Grey’s motion on Natal shews that the Whigs aro as factious and ready to advocate in opposition what tboy repudiate in power they were ...
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... question lay -.imply between Whig and Tory. At any rate, it must be clear that they have nothing to gain in a manccuvning contest for the leadership. It really is a matter of indifference to the Badical party who the moderate Whigs may name as their leader ...
... cattle. The impiwtauce of this movement is very great. In the Southern Stittes the matter is dllectin4 sittintiofi to the Whigs of the future a cattle-raising in all that section, with a view to an increased demand from this new source. Upon this subject ...
... opinion will 1 acquiesce in the political leadership of Lord riartington. i VVe have never joined in silly disparagement of the Whigs and ef the old political families of England. They have i . rendered servicesto the country of which their assailants, | born ...
... embodying their hatred of the Saxon. O’Connell did not use to pick his words when ontside the House of Commons. With him the Whigs were “base,” “bloody,” “brutal.” The Duke of Wellington was “ stunted corporal,” and yet O’Connell was edneated gentleman. ...
... Service, by his attack upon the permanent staff of effiolfidfs, who, after thirty or ?? years of Whig a ;C e_ dai3 ...
... Electoral Reform Association, and the Labour Representation League. ( Telegram.) Lord Hartington, says the Times, may persuade tho Whigs and Constitutionalists still to call themselves Liberals. If Mr. Foster assumes the load, men, with social rank and property ...
... Perpetual Motion. —This cannot offered to the Public, having bean at onoe purchased Mr. Gladstone. The Alkahest. —Tams Tory into Whig, Whig into Radical. Radical into either. Supposed connection with the modern trinity—£. s. The Magic Enables anyone write leading ...
... idlo or negligent. '1 ac work ol the session will he found reviewed ai length in our columns. ?? question of the union of tho Whigs and To: ies to form af' ng and lasting constii utional party h; heen un ■ed ihis week hy the Standard, which pointedly ai. ...
... determination to be chosen leader. From the choice of Lord Granville and the Marquis of Hartington it would seem that the great Whig families are going again to aid the cause of progress in the same way in which they have twice in history aided it before ...