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... things, she should seek to avoid forcing another enemy into the field sgainst her. So the Duke of Sutherland, the grtat Scotch Whig peer, has, politically, ratted. It is announced that will be present at the next annual banquet, the present Conservative ...
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... stupid cruelties of the Bourbons of Spain and Naples were defended and praised by every periodical that did not en Tort the Whigs Blaclorood's Magazine leading the van in vituperation of those who ventured to attack legitimate sovereigns, or dispute the ...
... Reston, Mr. Wilhnhain E.ertes, M.P., whew • was reed from Ur Hem* l 4 eurotary enodiagra letter fr out Mr. Taylor, M. I'.. *Whig attontooi • uwe troi at the to Petty the arrristrites to take action ss Ley might detru i ri.pe . Mr. Taylet's tutor the : ...
... the Excise, or nearly the half of all the revenue in the country. Who collects that enormous sum of money, which neither a Whig nor Tory Government can dispense with 4 Mr. Thompson answers, the licence holders : they collect this enormous sum in the smallest ...
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... stupid cruelties of the Bourbons of Spain and Naples were defended and praised by every periodical that did not en:iport the Whigs Blackwoods Magazine leading the i van n viiiiieration of those who ventured to atta k kgitimate sovereigns, or dispute the ...
... ?tom Malden Newton minutes throughoen. Tim SAO am. train from Wey- Nair for it pi.p towiry ewe south will mil at DaUntOrl. Whig. Nair to it. original colour without leavlao AT • WM' held by the Lord %bop 11111111/ a oast Iteeterrea It wakes the of ...
... In 1841, Parliament having been dissolved, the Whigs went out of office, *od were succeeded the Tories, with Sir Robert Peel at their head. In 1846, the politioal cards were again shuffled, and the Whigs came into power under Lord John Russell 1852, the ...
... note of the wax party, but challenge the statement in double sense, want no war—far from it; and we echo the eiewa of neither Whig or Tory—but do dispute the tight of Russia erer to hare entered upon this war ail; and, when wa consider how certain indmduals ...
... article we have quoted abuve. Would it not hjetter and » he writes, ill ignoring and I Dr. Kenealy, for the 'leaders' of both Whigs and Tories to utilise while, they have They may get something out of his services if tx'tey will only try and after having ...