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... expectationa of the reformers, and in 1867 Disraeli. legislating while in a minority in the House of Commons, dished the Whigs by introducing a more radical measure than the Liberals hod ventured to propose. It conferred household suffrage on the burghs ...

... principal speech on the other side came from Professor Robertson, who displayed as much tortuous ingenuity in opposing this Whig measure as he did in supporting the Maynooth Grant, and other similar measures of Sir Robert Peel and Lord Aberdeen. It is ...

... no other man living in a position to take power in whom England has the slightest I confidence. As for the Leader of the Whigs, bankrupt in reputation, and a wreck in constitution ; unequal to his position ; unnerved by the daily increasing difficulties ...

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... forward by the Whigs in 1841, and on account of which the gentlemen who sign the requisition treated that Ministry almost as traitors to their Queen and country. The Protectionists of this county, in setting up the standard of the Whig Corn Law of 1841 ...

... Undervests. fir oF heavy make sleeves or no sleeves, Plain or 6 Many « these are also in Stra large size, Jaspe Printed ids fast Whig size, 20 each Other prices, | &e. We 2630 gy adies Print Frock Oh outsize, fast € our oy 110) each, Ladies’ Outsize Print ...

... of Owen Futon. nay. —A H. bold on Bev. Woth t.. t h 1 Mr Taylor tht, Rev. region lb. Ootomittr, appoulud AM Wry stns. Ono Whig teasel! add. by their &Mow A did sot tba word a Groot. *1 be . dot Mr b. -Mead lb. kb Is as him tam alb awl lb. aro maws& by ...

... about the noble lord's observations particularly consoling under present circumstances. In fact it recalled to us the days of Whig glory, when the cuss of that party and of the people were identified, and no sickly forebodings, no squeamish misgivings, prevented ...

... exaltation. In these hard times, a couple of extra thousands per annum are not, as Cockneys say, to Ds sneezed at. That the Whigs would he glad to shelve his Lordship at any price there can he little doubt. He is a thorn in their side ; and, unless full ...

... be an extensive, if not fundamental, reconssittitiutt of Government. The elimination of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the a:legislate of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabin e t. The probability is that a of weak goyim entente would ...

... to resume that office, we are we confess puzzled to find any one point of material importance upon which the Whigs and the Conservative-Whigs disagree. As before said, it is fur the leaders of the Liberal party in the Rouse of Commons to show us that ...