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... character, that one great and unanimous feeling pervaded them, that there were no divisions, that there were I no questions of Whigs or Liberals or Radicals, that they were all united, and that before long they would pass the Franchise Bill, which, like the ...
... be surprised at its appearance at this juncture, for the attack has caused not a little misgiving even in that respectable Whig coterie. Before the controversy finally closes, however, one would like to hear front Mr. Chamber. lain, or from Mr. Guinness ...
... comprised in a polite regret that so good a man is not able to gulp down his principles, and join the ill-assorted company of Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, Republicans. and Frrothinkets who contrive to make a show of unanimity at St. Stephen's. CANDID LIBERALS ...
... notwithstanding the Shakapeereen quotation, the prospect of the battle royal between the Houses is not without its terrors to the Whig proper who sits behind Mr. Gladstone. It is understood that, should the mach-dreaded Autumn Session come to pass, it will be ...
... unhindered, to t►ose who will. The situation bas been a bit accentuated by the bold speech of Mr. ALMS Ow, a cleeerand influential Whig, who, after the News article, condemned in the strongest terms all that has been said upon the coming Reform Bill by the more ...
... population, inasmuch as under the system suggested by the bill it was possible to divide a town that while in one ward 10,000 Whig electors would have a majority of 5,000 over the Conservatives, two other wards the Tories might prevail by majorities of 8 ...
... representatives of Ireland to do ail they coold to hurl from power the present Government Hadioai ooercionista and hypocritical Whigs. Mr WARTON believed that if Bolton had not been discarded by the Government the opportunity would not have been chosen of stirring ...
... chorus of of various kinds, arising mainly out of the born friend and foe alike, with width the Pmatier's speech wee received. Whigs mated themselves doubtful as tivislon, especially if the bill there, sea as this was it wry to decide what informal consulted's ...
... are quite as convinced as new that it is desirable that franchise and redistribution should be separately dealt with, the Whigs ire quite as ready to follow suit, and of course the Conservative party is united. About 30 or 35 of the votes which went to ...
... ungrateful Ift he did notracog' nise the services to the principles they held in common of theorepresentstives *of thosoegreat Whig familles who had trusted the people and espoused their Intere3tv. sad who bad oD so many ocoasloni led thea on to ictory. ...
... ovar by such vneaking hambugs as Trevelyan and Spencer, while Mr, Gladstone was the most respeolable outthriat In the Whig Cabinet, He advised foxhunterf to devote their Itisure to huntlg landlords, COLLIERY EXPLOSION, 1LEVI 51ME IN¶NJURED. A selious ...