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... only fair to suppose that every shade of was to be found, from the Liberal opinion genuine Radical green, down to that less Whig- gish tinge of neutral grey, where it fades off into the black darkness of Toryism. Yet, whatever might be their theoretical ...
... days, but these tell us little we did not The liberal leaders tell us that already Inow. the country is ripe foryreform, the Whigs say that the people have made no sign, and the Conserva- tives are silent, or where a strong member ven- tures to speak upon ...
... nothing to ilo; hut in reality to prevent any hill being carried next session, and to reinstate new coalition of renegade Whigs and real Tories in power. The Reformers of Huddersfield, at public meeting held ou Tuesday evening, adopted resolutions in ...
... (Hear, hear, and laughter,) by certain small sections of the community, one calling itself Tory, the other calling itself Whig, and they have a very great objection to find a people themselves, or anybody sprung from, allied with, or bound up with and ...
... liberal, or “progressive” as the Conservatives now say, that there is no doubt that they will secure the support of the moderate Whigs, and thus opposi- tion from Mr. Bright and his party will be ren- dered ineffective. It would not be very surprising, if government ...
... be very moderate measure, not at all calculated to satisfy Mr. Bright and Ins friends—but just the thing to propitiate the Whigs. Lord l'alnierston and his party are very quiet, so much that it is believed that there is at present organized opposition ...
... Reform Bill of ls:l->, when the two Houses of Parliament worked harmoniously together, disturbed only the factious quarrels of Whigs and Tories, upon the division of tbe spoil tbe robberies committed upon tiie public; when seats tbe House Commons were bought ...
... Parliament, and trust that he will now use it wisely for the benefit toe people. —In East Worcestershire, Mr. Cai.- TitoHPK, Whig. Ims been returned.—Eor Bury St. Edmund's, thought that Lord will returned unopposed. The uncertain state Continental affairs ...
... burst. Lord Patmerston is suddenly become remarkably active, and there is doubt that has again taken personal command of the Whigs, with a view lead them into office once more. A few days will tell us how tlie ex-Premier intends shaping Ids campaign ; at ...
... meet the requirements of times. great deal of importance was attached to tlie fact, that Lord John Russell bad called the Whigs together, in order that a course might marked out regarding the Ministerial Reform Pill. After much being said, and speculative ...
... had acquired unhappy notoriety in connection with the Roy British Bank, having retired; Bury St. Kdniund's, Lord A. Hkrvkv, a Whig, has been returned; and Lord March, who has accepted the office of President of the Poor Law Board, has been re-elected for ...