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... {I WHIG STYLE AND WZIG ETHICS, TO THE LIDITOR OF THE RPIPART NMSEV-tJETTSR. SiB-In the Whig of this morniug appears an article bearing the ball-mark or, proverbial igno- rauceand toothless spite ?? Water Com- missioners anrdthbebill theyare promoting ...
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... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. Tal. most curious circumstance revealed by the recent elections is the revival of the territorial in- fluence of the great Whig magnates in the English counties. This has been a surprise to the Conser- vativea. In many places ...
... “Northern Whig.” Invaluable handbook to Belfast and the North of Ireland. . . It would be superfluous to enlarge on tho merits of work which has for so many years held the field, and, being indispensable to business men, is universally known. ...
... solution of the Whig difficulty. We do not share in the bewilderment of this writer at the prospect of a Conservative administration. At all events, we believe it more feasible than an amal- gamated association of all the talents of Whigs, Peel- ites, Radicals ...
... Northern Whig.” Invaluable handbook to Belfatd* tfco North of Ireland. . . It would be superfluous to enlarge on the merits of work which has for so many years held the field, and, being indispensable to business men, is universally known. “Irish ...
... has dwindled and shrivelled; it has less of the spirit, not less of the appetite, of its predecessors. The Whigs of the present day are not the Whigs of the last. Their splendid bile is dege- nerated into dyspepsia. They have no faith and no stomach for ...
... HOME OF THE WHIGS Holland House in the Days of the Fox Family ho Ho fe of the Hollands,” by the Earl of Ilchester. John Murray, 18s net. the many mansions which graced London and its neighbourhood two hundred years ago Holland House remains one of the ...
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... indiscretions by a corresponding amount of taciturnity. It is now about two months since we were obliged to com- plain of the Whig's unfairness and want of candour in another matter; and after the expose we gave of its conduct on that occasion, we had imagined ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Convulsed resentment racked his narrow' soul, Untaught to soar beyond its daik control. * c Afdlicted, feeble, withered inL his might. And sborn of every power but that of spite. - : \ ALcANSIIa.: Thte Northern Whiq, after having spent ...
... contradictiote of toe report, teryit whch wye hatt ascerttined to he inaccuraie, and the any c contradiction referred to by the Whig nas ourown- I wh .Ns ooe would suppose so to read their ' charitable day, alagraplt. my - tker Sic CAsE OF DIsTnnss.-The recent ...