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... ii - kar;ll was pidvsta. Italy at tM family Whig preeest. I VW! OF •Illi DUOIllt2B or TACK TO EDLNIOI4II NNIANT. —Rm. Royal Bighnees e Docker ef Teel' end mite accompanied by t he Oman's of Hopetem, yesterday visited lowered public lent tu. Ikons in Edinburgh ...
... VATIONAL AND GUION U.S. .L 1 MAIL STEAMERS, Whig Easy WED22I.I3DAT sod BATtiLLDAY fez NEW YVES. r aro. se to Cluough Ileista to 611 1.7241T1ta STATES sod CANADA. AL.o to NNW ZEALAND. Ali - SMALL. JAPAN. out OA As. Agota—MOSES BUCIIA.NAN. 62 jar ...
... FURNITURE. assr QUALITY AT MODERATE PRICES. R OBERT HA Y, ge 1 67 CHURCH a *Wm Whig amminsee Oftener re Ise their pairewege Naos be to call to Ids amigo& Meek of HOW&IIADIFYO tali kg amd Quality be eripmesiL Articles t Re4el6 94..Ilgegadieg 1111DROOM ...
... applause.) To-day, the Whigs were chiefly remarkable for not holding to any Whig principles. They wore Whig clothes; they kept Whig names, b u t th e y en ti re ly ignored Whig principles. Sir John Ramsden was a good representative ...
... feilan followed. To-day, the Whigs wen chiefly remarkable for not holding any definite Whig principle. They keep Whig namen, bat they are ignonnt of Whig principles. They wen ooneervntive of the rights of property. The Whig could be always ...
... was the first Whig in Scotland who took port in the Anti-Corn Law League agitation there. In all the great reforms from his first entrance into Parliament until hie death he took an active park Although not more than • Whig—a Bedford Whig, he once remarked ...
... divide the House into Whigs, old Tories, new Tories, Liberals, Badicals, and Home Bulers. The Whigs needed great deal of descrii>tion— (laughter)— because they were called Whigs without being quite clear as to what Whigism meant. Whigs in 1688 had principles ...
... Mr K inglake. The duke was a colleague of Lord Panmure in Lord lalmeriton's Government. Tbt-re is very general impression in Whig circles that in respect to the stories abont profane swearing Mr Kinglake has confounded Lord Panmure with his father. ...
... of land reform in order to make the sala easy and cheap . Ho feared , however that the Government bad too many weak-kneed Whigs behind them to produce any very radical reforms in this Parliament , and they would havo to awaifi tho extension of the franchise ...
... friendly with one nation she will forthwith round and embrace her enemy of yesterday. the sake appearances • cha Ministrw* takes Whigs instead Tories; but the change is apparent, the object is always the ...
... BROKEN _ LW' ls ed per lb., 11) Whigs M double the Boid • by Jamess. & Co.'s PURE TEAS ...