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... POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE WHIGS. The year 1840, says the Times, has closed with the Whigs in power—we beg pardon—not in power, but in office —will another year—will any other year, in the present century, close with such occnpantsin Downing-street ...
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... irom the paper by Harl Perey in tho current number of the National Revicw:—We appear to bo driven to the conclusion that « Whig—(I.) Requires no wider basis than the broad outlines of English history upon which to found his doctrine, (IL) Disclaims any ...
... WHIG DOINGS MORPETH. Since the last Election for the Borough Morpeth, have had occasion to charge the agents of the Earl of Carlisle with several distinct acts gross and scandalous corruption. These parties, not daring themselves to give a public denial ...
... THE EMERALD LOST TO THE WHIGS. Honest politicians should rejoice and make glad, for really it would seem that the last hours the Whigs are numbered. Friends, though best and truest, fall from them like water, and in the sharpest stress of their d ...
... MR. BUCKINGHAM AND THE WHIGS. The followin communication has been addressed to the Editor of the Liverpool Standard, and has appeared the columns of that paper. We have reason to know that its statements are substantially correct. r. Buckingham no ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE LAND BILL. Shields Daily Gazette. SATURDAY, JUNE IS, ISSI. The vote in the House of Commoas, on Heneage's amendment to the Land Bill, is being made much of by some people who are anxious to cover their own hostility to the Government ...
... is - IS J?„ f of n « Whig*, and the glory which is fi / . . !> ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERAL PARTY. HOPEFUL LETTER FROM MK GLADSTONE Mr Gladstone has forwarded to Lord E. Kit,* an important letter thanking him for bis recent speech. After a reference to the pol'cy the Wh>gs towards Ireland subsequent the secession from ...
... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. This unhappy bantling continues to be an object of ridicule, dislike, and indifference in all directions, as well in the House of Commons, as in London, and the provinces. The Times gives it many a hard thrust from day to day, and ...