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... CONS. WHIGS. 236 6 307 Which leaves a British Protestant majority of against Ministers. The Gln\>li says the w ill have majority of 30 on the whole However, will seen by our table returns, that even counting all the joints of the tail, Ministers w ill ...
... WHIG ASSISTANT-BARRISTER. noticed very moderate and restrained terms of disapprobation the appointment of Mr. Win. M'Dennott an nssisunt-barristership. The first fruits of such an appointment has been already gathered. Mr. M'Drrmolt was appropriated for ...
... WHIG-RADICAL JOBBING Will it he believed that it iq* in contemplation to pension oft Alderman Darlcy, rfnd appoint Mr. Finn, of Kilkenny, in his room f Dan’s relatives are coming in for nice pickings, ns are his partizans also.— What flourishing soil ...
... THE NATTIUL DEATH OF WHIG DOM The extinction of the Whip nobles, powerful party in liie country, appears l» inevitable. Their intermediate position, not sympathising with the masses yet aloof from the general body of the aristocracy, is not favorable ...
... TRE PEOPLE'S CHABEES AXD THE WHIG ‘We have been lately led ta examine the opinions and modern Whig journal, if nut a paid geverament at least high in government estimation, and anzious to become their servile slave. Weare noskilful limners—vet this short ...
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... of the Whigs—the Whigs! All this was swe blew in the ir favour, and 1 nostrils. Th ey gloated the: are calle but now the koning and a heavy rec are now vaial y att emptin friends, and the ir old frienc down by t hem. In those put ever, the Whigs appear ...
... (Loud cries of the Whigs.”) The Minist- rs Were the and they had shown themselves the cause of rubbing the crown by not keeping the Canadians in con pexion with the ev: untry (heer). He had seen a letter from Canada lately, and he would tell them what ...
... SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JO RNALS. TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF THE WHIGS.—THE G AT BIRNINGHAM MEBTING. The Sixth of August will be a day ever memorable in Fa- earth. rope, and its effects will be lung felt by oll the nations of the San has much, ve much, limited ...
... Vol. I—Wo. UiiMINISCESCKS THE WHIGS. Who declared that the of Patronage was at an end hv the reform bill, and afurwards increased and patronage more tlian all their predecessors? T 'wlm L'S'e Fire Millions of British money to the ] Desnot of Russia enable ...