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... the Whigs, whose candidate Wed his scat by the eery suite weans. Yarmouth is • ease exadly similar. This town has had Whig representatives fur the last sin parliaments. The system and practice of elections in that town, whatever it is, is of Whig creation; ...
... THE WHIG PARTY. (From the Spectator.) They have, to begin with, no real leader. Lord Palmerston is no leader of the Whigs. They can accept his foreign policy with cordiality, and, like caber Englishmen, they admire his plutk and vigodr with a heartissee ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. C fts you that the are the men to govern tWeat weirs. A d a so,' aloCitar a ellaila; r : s bat iss w that, when it, tolvel. and •kin look oe! sea Ile. °Why. I you don'. know that? Hare you thd leholbuy phrase ? Id, his.; bet it don't ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. RTeUID FROM THY. LIP& Of all the metamorphoses recorded by Ovid, we know of 1100. more striking than that which has taken place, within the last few months, in the character and appearance of these two great i parties. Your genuine Whig ...
... My Whigs. 110011' IMPROVED WASHING CRUM Tla• W IS Time. Mt. Ore be by II - PT. PHILIPPI'. MOS. *Maar, ...
... TILE WHIG OCTERNMENT.-OULL DUTY.- ITS POLICY. The Whig Government is now fairly in harness ; and whatever there may be objectionable in its composition: however mach one section of the Liberal party may dislike this member of the Cabinet or another, or ...
... THE SICK WHIGS. (From the Prem.) The Whigs have now lost every feature that can distinguish them; they must, by an irresistible law, be merged in one of the two normal divisions of political feeling; they most be absorbed by the Conservatives, or take ...
... WHIG AM) TORY. Look at the places, pensions, sinecures, and church preferments of the present cabinet and its sitbslterns, compared with those of the last and their subordinates, and fair estimate may be made. from this evidence alone. of their respective ...
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... MR. HARDY AND THE WHIGS. Mr Hardy did well Deadlord M his &Mimes that lass wars Whigs Pa slim aid that. M Load Lynes. thy arose same unapt span The view el the Lib el hoary is the a lies brad. ara and ward • • peeks* they as if mussed is :211:all that ...
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... WHIG DOINGS AT ABERYSTWITH. Under this title one of the Tory underlings furnished the last number of the Carmarthen !anew.' with a tissue of lies sufficiently gross and palpable to have done honor to the columns of the great Tory liar, the Tines, had ...