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... with any other feelings than those of the most heartfelt joy.— The True Blues of Gloucester, on Tuesday last, gave to the Whig Radical canoe. the heaN lest blow It has received since the passing of the Reform Bill, and the influence of their victory ...
... Commies, Clam dams, Monday, dpril le, 1642. 19`. MON DA'. Innia.—The f , Fetw = b rit' Is el pwiSobs the of ties E oe* tall be Whig baldly written el earn to bear of t behaviour of *Wit retlDO . st ov of dlsfranch estemale, and I the SO of dr Parliament tha ...
... Admiralty, and other Crovernment appointments, from the first Werelouded dawn of Whig triumph to the bright hoar of the Radical Ministry's deem*, and he will find that none but Whigs were doemed worthy to serve their country—there might be one or two cases of ...
... thoroughly understood and appreciated by the people. and on which success would carry with it greater inconveniences to the Whig cause than failure. Besides, it is not at all certain that Lord John would secure a majority against the Militia Bill, opposed ...
... fate? Charity, policy, honour, expediency, alike forbid the idea it never had any existence save in the disordered minds of Whig- Radical journalists, who, in their anxiety to deteriorate the masterly government of Sir Robert Peel in public estimation ...
... representing Conservative principles, have this morning been returned for the Borough of Evesham. The Candidates who advocated Whig principles have been successively compelled to yield to the re-action which has taken place in public opinion; and in a manner ...
... berm& alley have he! bet the drawled:6es thefr gains here Is, Oastthey imerety tdeigh le a few reed Omsk which um mil • he Whig MA4660414 Wires at seee they hese Ali ad nip he CWJIT ...
... the of L5OO was realised at the late B towards age fond for the enter/emu.' of tbe Link Church. This (originate remelt will Whig/hay geatt4ing to ell times who, by their contribilllual sod scare zealous, did so much to d it. We hope the u nnt will pinto ...
... he has now determined to make a tour through the manufacturing districts, and there, in the presence of masters i workmen—Whigs and Tories—Corn-Law repealer', and universal suffrage advocates—to state his opinion of the causes which have led to the late ...
... of which wet struck off ; the rest retained. Mr. Holland. of Upton, appeared for the ComerraUves ; and Mr. Pryzer for the Whigs. BOROUGH POLICS..-•We understand the subject of the amalgamation of the borough police with that of the county Is again mooted ...
... loin and the proposed loan to Greece. The esplan•tiens which ministers bad made those subjects might be very good as between Whig and Tory. bet they world sot prove satisfactory to the public, who desired to see this country sleep from all continental ...
... compliance with his own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. Lie should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters ...