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Cheltenham Journal and Gloucestershire Fashionable Weekly Gazette.

RUMOURED DISSOLUTION OF THE MELBOURNE MINISTRY

... certain that, sakes O'Consau. is effectually shaken o, all the isierstial Whigs bare expressed a to ANSI= the Cabinet to its fate.— Sone of leading Noblemen sad Gentlemen of the Whig Ferny have declared that Sir Roses'. Pam. is the only ass who can save ...

STANLEY OR PEEL?

... genus omne. Lord Stanley, heir to the Noble and ennobled house of Derby, was reared in the bosom of a Whig family, Whig tutors,—Whig associates:Whig examples ever before him, it is no matter of astonishment that his Lordship should first attach himself ...

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... ghost by several favourite stock measures of the Whigs. The ministry received in July and September two galling defeats,—the constituency of Ipswich having chosen a Conservative in the place of a Whig memlser,ond the electors of Cambridge nobly following ...

TUE MINISTRY

... r the Peel Government, us at present constituted, or a Whig-Radical adminstration, in bondage as before to the O'Connell and Popish faction. As our readers will perceive, a great Meeting of Whigs, Radicals, and Papists, took place at Lord John Russell's ...

formanon. Now these are uo flights of fssey—thew are no creatures of a disordered imagination—these are facts, ..

... persevere in their efforts until the Whigs become as powerless as a party, as they are contemptible as a Government, and right sound English feeling reigns mice more paramount. As a fitting close to the rule of the Whig Government, they are now engaged night ...

MONDAY MORNING, JULY 14, 1845. THE ELECTIONS. The Elections consequent upon the lamented death of Sir William ..

... Conservative party lu this country—the weakness of the Whigs, and the puny power of the Anti-Corn-Law League, when out of their Bazaars and spouting shops. At Abingdon, General Caulfield, a Whig of the Old School, was in the field days before the m ...

the pillow lb. Stet elln), loots to a withdrawal from Jeltalatiad.'• The Governor-4:eurtol loCrouwil;'•aya the ..

... merits of the cue—and when that enquiry is completed, we do not fear any comparison that may be made between Whig and Tory Governors-General, and Whig and Tory policy. The motion of the noble Lord, the Member for Sunderland, for a committee of the whole House ...

Sptrit of Or Woolson Sournalo

... different feelings. As soon as the hope of being the chosen representative of Whig principles, and the hope of seeing the excluding hedge levelled, become extinguished in each exiled( d Whig's mind, we may expect to see a very amusing change, taking place in the ...

Just Published rte. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and TREATMENT ortALIPES, or CLUB POOT ; particularly ..

... are we that so soon as that Bill becomes the law of the land, shall we abate the nuisance of Whig cupidity, of Whig treachery, of Whig incapability, and of Whig mis-rule. By far the moat important motion of the Session, both in • spiritual and temporal ...

THE REGISTRATION

... Conservatives, 5 by the Whigs, and 21 by overseers. The number of names erased in consequence of death was 28. The Conservatives established 32 new claims, and the Liberals 31. Of the names objected to by Overseers, 11 were Whigs and 10 Conservatives. The ...