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... returns, which shoiV an increase for the year of £150,000, and for theiequarter- of £X4,000. The despised and denounced :Whig nieasure of the penny postage affords, according to the government organ, the only consoling contrast to the enmainder of ...
... more distinct, than the corporate and magisterial functions of our munici- pal Corporation, and the broad national question of Whig or Tory policy. On the relative merits of either policy, I here advance nothing; but, admitting the proposition laid down, ...
... plot for her destruction on the part of Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, and the rest of the members of the execrable Whig government ? or, will the Mirror still ueincaly indulge in paltry in- sinjuations against the Liberal member for Bristol ...
... organ of the late M1inisters, and its success has been considerable. 'The jeax d'esprit, and its hits at the Whigs, remind us of the old times of Whig and Tory warfare. DA.RING ROBBERY.-On Sunday night, between the hours of ten and twelve, a gang of thieves ...
... hope the sight did the Tories good-for it was no packed meeting, circulars having been sent round to every elector, whe- thter Whig, Tory, Liberal, R~al, or Chartist-we liol)e it did them good, we say;to see such a congre- gation of the matured intellect ...
... question, but ais one vitally affecting the interests of that place, with wlhich the interests of all its inhabitants, whether Whig or Tory, are so iutimately blended; anl that feeling of unanimity andA cordiality leas pie- vailed between all parties, which ...
... bill; but that you will 'waive all po1st party bias, snd aid, by your votes, the election of that member, whetier he be Tory or Whig, who proves to you that lie opposed, by his vote in the ComMons, the said iniquitous bill. There is notaiting like riding the ...
... reaction had taken place to an extent that rendered the consummation devoutly [to be wished **—a conversion of the house of Whig* inioi house of Tories—a manner ot absolute certainty. Tb«»p-peal the country has dissolved the charm, and the consequence ...
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... the others with a direct negative. Mr. WABLE Y censured Sir James Graham for attributing improper motives to Mr. Walter. The Whigs had been rendered unpopular by the law, and the Tories took advan- tage of the feeling on the liustings. A general impression ...
... than now! Mr. Nicholson, a Chartist; was also proposed, and took the usuiT course of helping the Tories, by abusing the Whigs and the Reform bill. 'rhe populace, however, became impatient of Mr. Nicholson's eloquence, and the Times states that he was ...
... Lters eta of agriculture, and, in alluding to the fact that e hlie It mly bad loeg been looked upon as the leaders of a the Whig Interest to this part of the country, he said he ., bad tot tbe slightest Intention of departing from those e pinoiple, but ...