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... the character once maintained by Great Britain is, however, not unreasonable from the known grovelling subserviency of our Whig Ministers. The capture the Vixen, and now that the Cruiser, may be submitted to, as the Paris journals assume that they will ...
... us with a periiuMcal opportunity of testing the growth and progress of ConserTstiTe principles anongst those classes by whom Whig-Radical tendencies add measurea have long been supposed to especially favoured. The Parliamentary Reform Bill, which lowered ...
... which they look on as irreligious, destructive, ond anarchical. This party gradually gains ground, while the Whigs decline in At length, when the Whigs began to attention to the developement of Free-trade principles, the storm, under Peel's auspices, is roused ...
... the entry of the Whigs into office, gradual yet certain and rapid decline of British influence in Europe, and who have rejoiced at tho fact •hat British commerce and manufactures have been wholly sacrificed to the French of the Whig ministers, can harlly ...
... there can be little question. failure in the case of a Whig Commission will (itis trae) be no great novelty, and will excite little surprise ; but we venture to predict that the failure of this little Whig commission will be rendered conspicuous by the good ...
... Coas | va » vou We are ¢ u one ot the Or vative re Whar should) we say to get up and tel tu lead rsot the Whig Movement were combines a reunton of Whig Kadseal gentlemen that vet tue tick was already su strong and so pertect, that i: would be reless tur any ...
... held at Colchester on Wednesday night. Major Beresford spoke vigorously in favour of maintaining the old party distiuctions ot Whig and Tory, apparently in reply to Lord Robert Montagu’s recent speech in support of opposite viows. Cuptain Jervis made some ...
... other charge was, that the Conservatives bad arrayed them- in Whig dresses, and in that disguise had acquired tie popularity they had. It by tSis was meant that they were the drees of the Whigs in parting Republicanism, be flatly denied it; but the other ...
... ition on the elections in Eng! land. in the Oo! nor union w hich may inspire fear. ‘The here is neither that energy Is and the Whigs becomes every where schism between the Radical atives, more evident. Of the defi un ct Parliament 208 were Conserv: it will ...
... Parliameatary Companion,’ published in 1855, proves this. Total English County Members. 143 Whigs and Radicals 7 Leaving of Conservatives only 73 There are then 70 Whig and Radi cal Eng lish county members. . hat they be, de- That they can be displaced is ...
... Ashton (a bigh Tory). for his vote | and interest, sent the following reply :—‘¢ My Lord. [ was horn a Whig and bred a Whig—1 wear a wig, and shall diea Whig; had theretore, cannot vote for Fire at Mr. Stoneham Park.—Ona Thurs- day evening, between nine and ...
... reckless and imbecile ministry actually out’ and, thank God, England—Conservative misrule. England—is po lon, ger subject to Whig treachery and How they dared, after the result of the late Election, a result acknowledged by Lord in his ad- dress to the ...