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... Parliamentary reform has become a dogma aud is ttiemffloial creed of all Whig or Liberal candidates; and this the force of circumstances impels the statesman in office to violate the good Whig rule, quiets as tuovese. A period of comparative TAM is a good o ...
... THE REPEAL TRIALS. (Letter by the Editor of the Northern Whig.) THURSDAY Ninny, JAN. 15.—1 n my last two letters, I gave a brief outline of the speech of the Attorney-General, in opening the case against the traverser', and the public have now the report ...
... WHIGS : MOVE ON, OR YOU WILL BE LEFT BEHIND. It is a most remarkable fact, that the organs of all the political parties, except the Whigs, admit the necessity of electoral reform, and are prepared —some grudgingly, others with hearty good-will—to make ...
... THE WHIGS b THE RATE-PAYING CLAUSES ' OF THE REFORM BILL. (From the Morning Chronicle) recent division upon the motion for the repeal *- ' , saving clause., upon which the Govern. '4 in It. opposition to Mr Dunmember for a large borough, '- Baring, the ...
... THE WHIG OFFICIAL ELEMENT IN THE MAJORITY AGAINST MR. HUME'S MOTION. In the majority against Mr. Hume's motion there were only 132 members who by the utmost latitude of language, canbe called reformers, to 221 tories. Among the 132 professing reformers ...
... O'CONNELL AND THE WHIGS- . A FEDERAL PAR. LIAMENT FOR IRELAND. (Pros Ow Morning &raid.) A prvridonai journal, whioh bas more than once *hewn itself to be pommelled of some peculiar means of information U to the purpose and movements of the Whigs, makes, in Its ...
... using h Whigs Own ' convince originator, v it become Mr. few A these that their s fetney ; A hackneyed term amiteable minds of 1 though it may have tly fails tt M of its ot ctice, does men. and sur - night Had survived oppoied the i. the ' bloody, tirns ...
... at Churchmen, the force of ground of their b. -A Ministers versify school Whigs, secuze hand - on which they stood. ~ Mr who amendments on the paper, intimated, that, as Lord John Russell had seated to adopt the one by which the use of t g • . in letters ...
... distrust and are shy of the Whigs. This is the reason why, at the present crisis, the people would place as little confidence in a Palmerston Cabinet composed of pure Whigs as a Palmerston Cabinet composed of a medley of Whigs and Aberdeenites. The people ...
... OPENING OF KNOX'S FREE CHURCH, WELLINGTON SQUARE, KINGSTON, CANADA (From the British Whig.) - - On Sunday, 21st September, the New Church at Wellington Square, erected by the Congregation of that plane, in connection with the Free Presbyterian Church ...
... deport — meat id deliberation, 'principle and purpose. MR RTITHERFURD AT MUSSSELBURGHTHE WHIG PARTY AND THE PREMIER. On Monday evening, a large and respectable meeting of the inhabitants of Moiselburgh was held in the Town flail, for the purposeof me ...