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... which elsewhere arouse the most sanguine hopes. Over the Conservative literature of the day a deep depression has fallen. The Whigs or Moderates share its gloom, and only Radicals are hopeful from the circumstances they see around them. The Times sees cause ...
... political equivalent, generation—from the unlimited democracy which not very long ago made even the knee of the Whig to tremble. The Whigs, with that sound sense and respect for accomplished facts which have always characterised them, are ready to welcome ...
... affected by that unknown factor the vote of the rural householder. But whether the new county members turn out to be Tories or Whigs, they will be older men than heretofore. There will be no popular and respected senior member to drag in the youthful heir ...
... Ilearday.—Before T. Edridge, Esq. (in tho chair), J. Cooper, Seq., Dr. Carpsotor, Emma', sod J. Cony, Esq.. CASILAN. Bow: Whig omploymese as • eivee d . ag —t drier said bad promised to prods°. es show he was sober.—Mr Z was • cab which Collided o• ...
... very good reason? South African history, too, hut records A tale of extreme agitation ; Called forth by the acts of official Whig Lords, And their palpable tergiversation ! But few of our colonists, greatly we fear, Have enjoyed that last loudly-wished ...
... or With Br the Rev. J. CROSS, Da. LL.D.. Author of Evancrel, Re. Cloth The book deserves a cordial rerertion —Northern Whig. THE HIGHWAY OF HOLINESS : An Abridgement the Authors morel, of the 'Mystery of By the re, IV ALT r R M RS H au lutroluelvry ...
... eecape for ever—or for its itical equivalent a generation—from the unlimited which not very long ago made even the knee of ‘Whig to tremble. The Daily Telegraph esays:—Whatever record history may have in store for the New-born Year, it ?uuhllof promise ...
... ysu g to WeimaniMer they w,J kick you oak— • said that Mr. Roar only w a ed to is Mr. OeUow.—Mr. Canoe : Mr. Ito • is • liar! Whig shout the 5 per commiadosi he got on the forniture at the NW. hem, sad applause). Mr. Polder 4 our to be frittered away is ...
... is ry pert of hi Der leeks d jovial disparkes, be aired mop • suritimeral tenderoy be person to other, sod with war sr mode Whig be gum r Low Net. erre the erg was not fa the degree by the irkere. go d thie ter - both= seethed they rough to shoat Bergs ...
... Arthur (goal), mid Ward (bucks), Forrest mid M'lntyre (half-backs), Lofthouse and Dougins (right wmgl, Yates and C'ostley (left whig). Fecitts and Sourbutts (centre). Dumbabton.— (goal). Hutcheson and Patou (backs), Kelao Keir (hnlf-bncks), Brown and Brown ...
... demagegue without lewdest humility, and not pcesessed transcendent abilities :' in fine, by one Mr. Chaniberlain, whom the Whig Lord detests. Of course, such a paper doss mot deserve the place of impotence assigned to it by the editor. Mr. Fraser's paper ...