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... contains ao artiele on Army Recruitment which, being the representative of the old Whig party, clearly portends that we must not depend on either of the great factions of Whig or Tory. The people themselves should are to it and detertnine whether they will ...
... PROFIT BY THE SALE, Cheap Qualities bearing a Are bornettwes tusacrapalously !abstained mound et BROWN AND FOLSOM'S CORN FLOUR, Whig* is prepared solely from Maize-Indian Coe.. BROWN AND POLASI were the tint to adopt the name Corn they are g reatly interested ...
... the present, there has perhaps been more discussion on this than any other one.question. It has been opposed by Tories and Whigs as an unenglish proceeding, and every argument for and against have been so frequently brought before the public, that there ...
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... hard and fast line. Whigs and Tories were evidently thinkiiig little of the nation and much of their power. Whiggery said Gradually lower the franchise and we will dish the Tories—Mr. Disraeli answered he would dish the Whigs, go lower than a .44 ...
... droll story of the excitement which that measure provoked. The year following his arrival at Penryn he witnessed, and, as a Whig, took part in, the great agitation which culminated in the Reform Bill of 1832. Penryn then returned two members to Parliament ...
... Mr. Pendarves, until the year 1841, and again from 1842 to 1857. Sir Charles was a Reformer, but rather one of the moderate Whig school, than of the more advanced politicians who are to be found in the Liberal ranks at the present time. He was President ...
... election. When the dissolution occurred the addresses of the Conservatives were not issued in the old Tory type, but in the mild Whig type. A golden harvest was offered to brewers, maltsters, and farmers ; the pay of Government employt4 was to be increased ...
... behind his back to the full and complete accomplishment of your desires. There is no compromise about his nature. He is not a Whig. He was a Tory, and ho is come out of great darkness into marvellous light. With all the truthfulness of his nature he follows ...
... worn one inch. These setts were exhibited, and they had there not only Mr. McKenna and the under secretaries, but all the big whigs of the department. SOMETHING ACCOMPLISHED. Well, they demonstrated thoroughly the advantages of British granite, and they were ...
... requires is a sound Conservative Government. A sound Conservative Government says Taper musingly; I understand—Tory men and Whig measures. LITTLE RODIN.—As illStalliCe of the mildness ot the season in Liskeard district, a little robin may be seen daily ...