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... feels certain amount o f respect, and even admiration, for this family. It matters . uothnig that it is a great Whig hones. In past times the Whig houses have done good to the popular cause, but nowadays the secession ef such magnates as the Duke of Sather ...

... would arise'? First, and mast important, was the question taxation ; and on thtt what could they expect from either Whigs or Tories ? Under Whig and Tory their taxation had grown. It was only eleven years ago since Mr. Gladstone, in South.West Lancashire, ...

... Whilst he smiled at those words • sting followed. But happily under the the rotten egg system was abolished. It was not such Whigs as Mr. Fitzwilliam who gave the country the Ballot. The landed interest, on the contrary, was always trying to find out how ...

... few of their foes. In the ranks of the Opposition the IMMO beartburnings schisms, and discussions as of old continue. The Whigs and the ltulicals hold as persistently aloof as ever. Kalicalism itself is honey-combed by factions, thanks to the unhealthy ...

... second attempt to introduce the Birmingham Scheme has elicited no enthusiastic response. His plaintive appeal to the Old Whigs for assistance in order to wipe away the reproach which now attaches to the borough has fallen upon deaf ears ; and the ...

... drawing off the new comers as MOM as they arrived and Flying their fares to The firm are Bd. an hear, whisk at present hours will Whig 32e. 2d. per La • wansatal cars PIMPING. aidl assup s all kiadkirs as milk sesame Oustes aid b Chsokb 7411 ...

... cooperate with the Radicals, set forth that hitherto the Old Whigs had obstinately refused join the Moderate Liberals, or the Radicals.—Mr. Dykes had a strong objection to the word Old Whigs. It seemed him very disrespectful word. CLanghter.) Mr. Sears ...

... moved the ow pension of the orders in ordet the grant d.uatinu of Uve thousand leemesie relief of the bueh,iiloro I.ot on a Whig pet a. to whither such a vote coold he legaily nude, the melee was &sub rind notice wa. given tor the In itowessr, 'top. are ...

... replied in an animated slam* Mr. Gladstone's unpatriotic and repudiating for the Irish party all _mistily with Mr. Sullivan's Whig tactics. —Sir H. lame went at length into the papers, contending Med the ambassador, if he believed Mr. to be engaged in stirring ...

... indulged in. Tbe weather being fine contributed greatly to the afternoon's enjoyment. County Court, Fridat, August 2.—Before J. Whig ham, Esq.. Judge. Baits v. Dunkley.—Claim for £13 6s. for timber supplied to the defendant, a carpenter at Nash.—Mr. Small ...

... to have their children vaccinated had to leave without it being accomplished. The clerk was directed to wiite to the loam, Whig him to cart 7 ont the medical gentleman's orders by the next Wednesday, or further steps would have to be taken. This concluded ...