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... AN OLD WHIG. The foregoing —not intended for publication—we re• from one whom the bitterness politics has not vet -severed from our affection. It is so much in point—and vividly the feelings of the better order of that merely substituting a 44 notn ...
... AN OLD WHIG ...
... own objects trading upon the passions of his deluded countrymen : he became tho political supporter of the Whigs in Parliament —of those Whigs whom he had condemned and abused: he became the personal adulator of the Irish Secretary—of that same Mr STANLEY ...
... THE WHIGS—THE COMPROMISE. When we published on Monday the particulars of the negociation that had taken place between Lords HABROWBY and WHAUNCLIFFE, and the Premier: when stated and in the precise language used on the occasion, the terms proposed the ...
... own avowed principles and measures ! These are the means by which the Whigs continue to prove their love for Ireland ! What a vampire love that is. What] a Gorgon glance is the Whig look of love! Its touch withers att its glare destroys! Yet we are told ...
... E WHIGS ND FHEIR ENEMI The Morning Chronicie, in commenting upon the distribution of government patconage in Scotland, says—The office given to Mr. Tweedie was songht for by several most respectable and tried friends of government, who, of course, are ...
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... WHIG LIBERALITY. Strict orders have been received at the various Government offices, by order of my Lord Grey, not to send a single advertisement or encourage in the remotest degree any Newspaper, London or provincial, that does not strongly advocate ...
... WHIG FALSEHOOD The cleiea* of Minintera on ThurwUy nlgHt, opon Ih* motion of Mr. Bankes for an odjoornment, *** on a pretent for (il«.olvliig Parliament. The allegation of Lord Bnouoham was, that the were refined, tide mlterable ahlft—a downright Ul«ehm»l ...
... THE WHIG CABINET. Our private letters from London state, that in the opinion of the House of Commons, Ministers sustained what was equivalent to defeat on the question of the Liverpool writ; and that Sir JAMES GRAHAM with his majority retired from the ...
... THE WHIG LURD LIEUTENANT It has been asserted by the Castle scribes, that Mr. Fitzsimoa’s renseval from the magistracy was merely in compliance with a general rule, and, as a proof, they quote some other instances of the dismis- sal of acting barristers ...
... j, Ic.s, Urpler this heati, we inserted in Tuos F;IEN.AN of yesterdiay, somise comments upon the infatuated conduct of the Whigs-as evideiwed in their appciniting to almost 8U1 places of power, trust and emnolument, in tbis country in partipular, the rif&st ...