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... only be uncivil irony. (Laughter and cheers.) He claims to expound the true traditions of the Whig party, but for thirty years, as my friend has said, the Whig party have found it as impossible to act with him se he has found it impossible to act with them ...
... THE FIRST DERBY MINISTRY. LORD RBACONSFIBI.D give* in 4 Endyimon* the following account himself and his colleagues of —The Whigs tottered for year aftor the rude assault of Carditis! Pcurnddock [i very thin disguise for Cardinal Manning, whose career is ...
... THOMAS STEELE, South Quay, Ayr, AUPPLIBM 7111111)1NO STUFFS at Lowest Wboassils Mew SPRING, ISIS. DOUGLAS Whig RISTURNILD from LONDON, will Show as sad after Nth Is*, all the LAMA' MIILTINS la Plain sad Pansy Dress Materiel. Robes Jackets, Nestles. DOIMSAL ...
... gone backward ever since, till to-day bk Motion that the Tories and Whigs of 1830 shoot J&5O. After that time the Whig® marched forward by degrees, only leaving a few Tories. Gradually Whig., like Sir W. have left Mr Goschen high and dry behind, to aaiotain ...
... arrangements are active prog towards laying the basis a solemn confederation which is to unite the discordant elements of Whig, gery and lieuealism aud it is generally believed, that with this object, the indefatigable Mr Pierce all and every movement ...
... the Leader Repeal and the Whigs is distinctly visible ; and now the mystery begins developed. The first dark presages a secret alliance were observable the House of Peers. Three Whig law Lords two the Chancellors of former Whig administrations, and one ...
... MUSINIna, No. In P NTILKIET, Ayr, oe for several years by Mr Hanoi Minn nu, an hone that by strict attntlon to besneat, and Whig and :AU* (foods always os hand, be any ft share of public rapport. Ayr, 4th May, lon. ...
... . Agate, Olasnon. NVA.DAVValofMepayrsaTirrlaSPurnhrs.P.l litTologsMint44lfoOsßotel! seise —Apply to ''A. Mike of this Paw, Whig Terraces to ability le chaos asking, of stock ad as to gametal character. ...
... put a prot ective duty against all English manufattores. (Cries of Never.) Thou ha sap Is the second place that ho expects Whig and Tory will vie with ewe another in helping him to a settlement on his owe terms, and he says in the last place that if any ...
... brutal) Whigs. havo inserted the prefix, because from long habit and repeated combination, O'Connell, are sure, could no mora avoid making this prolix to the mention Whigs than he could fly ; and base, bloodyi aud brutal, goes naturally with Whig as ...