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... (Original [To the Editor of the North Devon Journal.] A REPLY TO A WHIG. S-K,—In your Journal of last Thursday there appears letter written by A Whig, asking A working man what he has to say concerning statement Mr. made reference to Mr. Gladstone ...
... Sie above Trade Mart every Mottle, and u Whig POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, Sold ty all Chemists & Medicine Vendors throughont the World at & 2,'3. ...
... downpour of rain. From the first, it was by Tories and Whigs alike that Viscount i , who came out as the Whig candidate, win by a large majority. The Tories thought he would win by 500 votes, and the Whigs predicted s ' majority of 2,000. The votes were counted ...
... nobleman ; but an indication of the temper of the Whigs, it is a misfortune for the Ministry. The Ground Game Bill and the Irish Compensation Bill, the latter especially, have filled many of the Whig landowners with alarm. That the clearestheaded amongst ...
... THE GENERAL ELECTION. X Monday night. The Whigs continue to havea steady majority of members o far as the returnsare in, and itis thought not improbable that they will continue to lead to the end of the polling. Up to Saturday noon the Whgnfl they would ...
... At that time the Reform Bill had been passed about five years, and the country was not quite pleased with the way the old Whigs were going on. . A couple of boys were sent for to fight the county division against Sanford and Colonel Tynte—those boys being ...
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... chef secre tary the man who had proposed the mos dariS and radical measures for the reform many Libera stood aghast and the Whigs 1 ter ally stood still. It is little wonder then that Mr Hamond was brought forward to oppose his re-electicn. Now it will ...
... little gun, And some paper bullets looking much like lead—leadlead, . , And he said, know a rig that shall dish each little Whig, . And strike each noisy Rad upon the head—headhead. And this funny little Earl had a funny little bag, Which helabelled ...
... Lord Althorp in 1832 was no true follower of the Whigs of 17820r 1732. Whence it follows, by the method aforesaid, that the Reform Bill of 1832 was an execrable measure of radical revolution which every Whig faithful to his ancient principles ought to have ...
... the reason why the polh:: went off sotamely. The Whig party had the advantage in organisation and in the aumber of carriages to bring votors to the poll. Where there was one Tory carriage out, the Whigs had five, What can we ray of the Conservative ar'rnhfim ...
... ; but Lord Cross believes he can better serve his country by remaining in office. The failure the negotiations with the two Whig lords, undertaken, it understood, in submission to wish expre-sed by Mr. Goschen, may probably he accepted as relieving Lord ...