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... WHIGS AND LIBERALS. Since 1850 Lord John Russell has been held in a state of continual duresse by Radicalism, and only liberated on bail at three brief periods, whilst be produced his three reform sureties in 1852, 1554, and ISGO. Sr has it been with ...
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... call these things ‘the wild views of certain Radical Reformers ;” but they were the views, at the time, of the Whig Reformers also—yea, of the Whig Ministers themselves, who were uite as “wild,” quite as frantic, quite as rebellious, as most furious Radical ...
... people,” has been marked by many great an ot soma ous victories of Conservatism over Whig-Radicalism ; and we are not aware that a surer proof of the unpopu- larity of the Whig Goverament could be given than is to be met with in the result of the several elections ...
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... it was almost in that alone that the Whigs eoul! claim him as one of their party. It is curious to him in November, a quarter of a century ayo—uttering opinions which be might repeat with tenfold effect in the present day,—opinions which, in various shapes ...
... ever since the Reform Bill came into operation, been in the hands of the Whigs and Radicals; but it has now returned a good Conservative and Protectionist. The seat was vacated by the resignation of Mr. Blewitt, and it was contested by Mr. Lindsay in ...
... “The defeat of the Whig Ministry was received by telegraph in Paris on Sunday night. It afforded general satisfaction. ...
... seize the last who carpe out. It easy to suppose measure of justice which granted to the Whig, the that the race, these occasions, was in general pretty Statesman, Register, and Examiner, does it follow, that hard run. One year, however, connoisseur, ...
... Opinions of Public Journals. Times.—The Whig we understand, have their * sweep,” by prevailing on his Majesty to eancel the appointment of Lord Heyteabury as Go- vernor General of India. When this noble lord has been employed on former occasions in d ...