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... merely party iuterests. Lord Beaconsfield has always blamed the settlement of 1832 having been cunningly contrived to save Whig and to doom Tory boroughs. It is easy to adopt a rule of distribution, the seemingly fair application of which shall tell for ...
... moving world, though slowly and reluctantly. But the writer only half comprehends the enlargement of Whig into Liberal principles and merging of the Whigs in a comprehensive Liberal party. ...
... Cabinets. Sir William said himself last night that he appeared the Birmingham diuuer Moderate Liberal, one of those miserable Whigs whom hear much sea little, one of those who are t« determine the fate of the general election, but who nevertheless arc ...
... to be a political body, but its members are all supporters of Mr. Parnell, and only await his return to fulminate against Whigs in the disguise of Home Rulers. The Home Rulers have drawn up an address to the constituencies, to appear early next week, ...
... fight the Tory in Donegal or the Whig in the city of Cork. But the turn which the elections had taken in England had convinced him that they should have to face a Whig Government in tho next House of Commons, and that the Whigs would be returned by such a ...
... voters have been moved in their attitude towards the two great parties. In 1832, the hopes beneficent legislation from the Whig statesmen were as strong in the counties as in the boroughs. In the first Reformed Parliament the English counties were represented ...
... Parliament, inasmuch it would enable thom to carry great measures and withstand the influence of English, Irish, and Scotch Whigs and Tories. He was satisfied with the position the Irish party would occupy, and believed thoy would be able to do great things ...
... that Mr. Tennyson comes of a good old Whig stock, and would probably describe himself jv that respectable but half-obsolete term of arty nomenclature. But while names remain they shift their meaning, and the old Whig is sometimes scarcely distinguishable ...
... energetic support of Scotch Conservative newspapers. The importance of the Dukes in general has always been recognised by the Whig party, but the power of any five of the body to affect the political opinions of a whole country is not likely to pass unquestioned ...
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... Essex ditt 2s5te, h Littc, 1s.d.tols.Gd, ?? to,.end FISH.-BiLL1oSeATrE, NOV. 8.-Native eu,4, ' 4s. 3d. ; common ditto, sd. t whig, 2 ma-kerel Is. 9d. to 3s. 3d.; mullet, 4 to Ge, a Us to 3s. * IoUsters, Os. to 30s.q; small h ocks, amelsS 9d. to ls. 4d. ...
... t. The report stated that there had been a. steadyuicrease both in 'gross receents and mileage enis, and since the date to Whig the accounts were inda up (June 30) the returns had been even more stsfactoy.-Mr. H. Ducan pre sided, and, in moving the adopaon ...