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... SrEoULA. WHIGS AND TORIES. ~ Mr. Editor,—ln my former letter to you, I referred to the main principle which distinguished the Whigs and Tories during the one }hlndnd,-npriotto the Reform Act of 1832 ; ‘vit that the Tories desired to increase the power ...
... the Whigs of 1832 for a feeling ardent that the House,of Lords would be sacrificed to it. But he was almost I ludicrously in the wtoug. Ten years after the passing of the Reform Bill, the baby public was much more anxious to get rid of the Whigs than ...
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... time for & similar purpose. Certain it is that the Prime Minister has done honour to himself in selecting to this high post » Whig nobleman ; and he has given no small re-assurance to the countryin sending to the Court of the Antagonist of Turkey the man ...
... delivered by an Englishman (or any of tho works if the works of Englishman) would have obtained for the author that fame which the Whigs have bestowed upon Chalmers. He gave him the idea ef a person who spoke more for effect than utility—to produce admiration ...
... , and there was a | peedy Eroflmmo., 2% e present state of perfect | vicar of St. John’ by the Rev. R. G. B .He hated the Whigs, and b ¢ {m)per designa. iing was seen of the ene were sent forward, but Ry eiy Oxrorp MiLLs Lecrure H |of his remarks to & ...
... and are thus useless to the enemies. CoL Wood has been uniformly successful in several affairs, one engagement in particular Whig especially brilliant. The Zulus had a heavy loss as allied, w ,he British lusa was trilling. Colonel Pearson ' in order to ...
... reform—household eunrage m counties and extensive re-dletributlon of seat*. I put this to any man, I not care whether be Radical Whig, Derbrite or dingo-la It not monetrone that the little Iriih of New Ro«. which recently relumed Colonel Tottenham to Parliament ...
... power ter tao better part of half • century ; yet sot mare as as illustration, a grain which some one alert was made by the Whigs. as such, to repoal l people preferred as food, coutisMing se it did more nil tones laws, when their dissenting timed* tried ...
... aft. for atilt h.., (oft. fatal to the ca. ) anJ motets the IM fr . .. very •anat two el 14LAC 'MINK fit/Nl:it. Thi. drink Whig a Walt ritlarralist. ii. • Leta ant he stowe,het,ty Po bell hes. 4 tins. tweet., far I S. THIS Flail 011.11. Al. pr.. potation ...
... let him discuss, agitate, influence the constituency with his arguments and will influence bia member. And on the other band Whig candidates must quicken their pace, if they seek to enter Parliament by Liberal votes. What wa decry is, the elevation and ...
... must surely him” Lord Ettrick mentioned but it is not to of him in of the distant of diplomatist has to if Whig to Constantinople there well Whig Government office And really Lord Ettrick is the the post His plausibility exasperating he i9 desperately ...