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... change {a the constitution of the Truro Council may be considered desirable; but how will merely electing Whigs instead of Tories, or | instead of Whigs, lead toimprovement? At Exeter, of course, the are nothing if not political; and the Liberals intend trying ...

... ‘that criminal law when they ero a British fing. eral, the 5; rel pe foct expression of the prediles- tions convictions the Whig events of the day than that James Taunton could bes ears Sir Heary blunders found. of the vigorously does it expese at the ...

... ia to add net a change of quatit bi dive inclusion of new houscholders adcs go 1 ay wi co many Whigs, so many Lil 80 many Iai so many many to the Tories, Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, Char nen, and Dissenters within the ates, This was a common among the 1s ...

... giver ‘0 the question lay simply Whig and Tory. At any rate, it must be clear that the have nothing “to ain in a mancoavring contest for th leadership. It r is a matter of indifference to the Radical pa whe e moderate Whigs may name as the: leader, If ¢ ...

... from his youth and learned in the law, pre- riding over them, and thus put an end to the political jobbing on part of both Whigs and Conservatives recommending to the Chancellors persons as justices of the peace, on the score of their respective polities ...

... no seconder, and was easily suppressed by the gentlo hints of the Duke of Richmond that he was out of order, and the grent Whig Duke was abandoned by the official members of the Opposition, and left to stand alone in his criticisms. Asa result the Governinent ...

... doubted whether pablic opinicn will jnicsos inthe ‘political leadership of Lord H: We bave never joined in sil ement of the Whigs and of the old titical fami Men of Englond, They have rende servi 8 to the count of which their assailants, born before the ...

... the Reform Bil in 1831, After the Reform Bill he had many a fierce encounter with the Whig Ministry, especially the late Lord Derby. When that nobleman left the Whigs it was thought advisable to conciliate O'Connell and his friends. He was offered the ...

... Stato pa it was under State control, but now it had all the gs, and was under no contcol whatever. did not care whether the Whigs or the Tories sat on the he weuld like to see was men who would undertake to do certain work, and As to the ex-Ministers, the ...

... to de him, except by saying that, though ho hold: advanced opinions on some subjects, he is in tone and temperament a Whig. By a Whig we moan doctrine man whoso first test of a political is the possibility of its producing something lik« unity in the Liberal ...

... stated, those facts wore therefore to you, to which I refer I stated that long before tho ot 187 4 Thad been th between tho Whigs and the Radicals ; tha! tT thought the Royal Warran' jladstone set aside one of the Estates of by which Mr, G! Arn; unecnstita- ...