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Hampshire Telegraph
THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS
... . to (Front le Constilational-Radieal Pamper. ge. 'ral Show me the reform which is impossible, ty, said an illustrious Whig-wit in former days, and 1 en, will support it with all my heart. It is to be feared es. that many statesmen of the present ...
WHIGS AND TORIES
... the followving mnoutnt has enteretd Iondor, and the othter parts of the kilngdomn: - 1112!1 Tory period ?? foons TI 1t34 Whig ititto ?? , 2113.5 ?? O3 Or Circra, tbte duty ott which wns reducetd from tOd. to. 2d1. in 1813', and of whirls the followistg ...
FINANCIAL POLICY OF THE WHIGS
... oi' beatr ru crrtile t s er llMt- 0 11130 omon c ted to was 011/, ~ tS e ri ten rotl tire tieatge oi ut. r igirt yeses cii' Whig tiPs. \ tiiinriirattiitit endlig, withrJo3 to I iA3,0JO 0tl. Thir liiuvintlrg Taible firive% be ii Lees t g, win sltiswig I'rdt~ ...
WHIG GRADUAL REFORM
... interpretation which the Whigs have Z given to their cry. During sixteen years not 1 ? one of the, admitted evils of our Parliamentarv v ? constitution has received the smallest allevia-a tt tion. For sixteen years have Whig and Tory- i r Whig had opportunity ...
THE MODERATE OR ARISTOCRATIC WHIGS
... are ehyof the Whigs. at. This is tite scco v'hy, at the present crisis, the people hal ra- would place as little confidence in a Palmerston Cabinet taa composed o( puire Whigs ase in a, Palmeretoni Cabin. al Sn composed of a medley of Whigs and Aberdleuiites ...
THE WHIG AND TORY MINISTRIES
... THE WHIG AND TORYrI MINIS'I'lR.IES. If I a It is desirable now and then to compare ad- ministrations, nlot only with their predecessors, bitt with themselves. It is by occasional sur- veys of this kind that their relative strength or weaklness, usefullless ...
THE NOBLE WHIG STATESMAN'S SOLICITATION OF REBELLION
... rebels. The loyal M1orn in Post enriches its columns with an extract from an Irish paper, in which it is asserted that the Whigs, compromised, as'alleged, in seditious iheitements, dare not'puiish Mr. Smith O'Brien, who, it adds, is'never prethnded to ...
TORY ADVICE TO A WHIG GOVERNMENT
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The Whig announces that Mr. W. Carey Dobbs, M.P. for CaiTickfergus, will succeed the late Mr. Martley as judge of
... The Whig announces that Mr. W. Carey Dobbs, M.P. for CaiTickfergus, will succeed the late Mr. Martley as judge of the Landed Estates Court. Mr. Mouchet, the storekeeper of Deptford Dockyard, after a long period of service, has been granted retiring allowance ...