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... THE WHIGS AND EARL GREY'S MOTION. Earl Grey's motion on Natal shews that the Whigs are as factious and ready to advocate in opposition what they repudiate in power as they were the most scandalous period of their too scandalous history.— Standard. ...
... THE WAIN WHIG HTM. It iaitotod Wainwright allowed Inter*Ww witk Hrwry Men to nwonl Peatoarille of the ZANZIBAH. Tho Ofofe etatr* Dr. Kirfc, Count Zaniihor, hit itunw is tho aaral forts there. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF LONDON. Btard Work, to-day to itk tot ...
... READY, THE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT HUEFFIELD LAILY TELEGRAPH, CONTAINING FOLLOWING TALES : THE FUGITIVE SLAVES AND THE WHIG INSTRUCTIONS: Stort op 1871. the EDITOR. CHRISTMAS WITH MALAY PIRATES : By J. BORLASE, Esq. THE GHOST OF THE GREEN CHAMBER: ...
... THE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT OP TUB SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH FOLLOWING TALES WILL APPEAR THE FUGITIVE SLAVES AND THE WHIG INSTRUCTIONS . A Srcav 1871. Ey EDITOR. CHRISTMAS WITH MALAY PIRATES J. BOItMSE, THE GHOST OF THE GREEN CHAMBER: P. O'CONNOR ...
... all the Lock-outs this winter, that of the Whigs is the most painful contemplate. The locking-out process was so unexpected, abrupt and thorough that the victims of it are naturally exceedingly bitter against the men who have, as they say, taken the bread ...
... letter soon produced the first n Locofocoville Whig. From that time t umber of the Saturdays have passed w o this only two ber of that paper. The non-a ithout the appe arance of a num- ppearance of th @ Whig on these two Saturdays’ is what I have set o ...
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... find that PsoviDurci is on the side of .the Whigs. The Whigs left office at the top ef the tide of good trade. heir successors came into orßce the turn the tide, and have had tho ebb against them ever sinca Whig writers contend that the Conservatives should ...
... reform of land tenure, and other schemes which were not in accordance with the ideas of the Whigs, who therefore refused their co-operation. Feeling that if the Whigs were lukewarm, and the Nonconformists iv some condition worse if possible than Laodicean ...
... that the Whigs intend to monopolise political power as long as they can without coalescing in any degree with the Radicals. The working men are quite right in allowing Tories to get into the House to defeat this exclusive policy j of the Whigs, and may ...
... undertakes, it might be said of him as was said of one of old time : In Moderation placing aU his glory. The Tories call him Whig*— and Whigs, a Tory. In regard to the second question we might say, there are no politicians in Bradford at the present time. ...
... amount of power of which the general public have no conception. Their traditions and their sympathies are those of the Whigs, for the Whigs lifted them up, installed them in good posts, and in fact made them what they are. The ideas of Mr. Plimsolls friends ...