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... cry of* The Queen and Reform,' would have shown very different results from those which have left the miserable and despised Whigs inthe most pitiful majority by which any drowning Ministry ever clung to office. They are not even wi«e in their generation ...
... ihe ditf^r?n __ between them in all other respects affecting their eligibility for the magisterial office. Recommended by the Whig-Radical Councillors. Mr. Adie £i IS ' , *Mr. Chawner Nil. Recommended by the Public. Mr. Mott £80 1!) fl Mr. Greene 55 17 ...
... the mail for an hour and a hall, or two '.ours, while the driver was engaged in providing another coach ; n Newry. — Northern Whig. I N'CFNni \rism. — Some diabolical miscreant set lire to a barley stack on fl f .1111 belonging tnj. Robert Ives, Esq., at ...
... of confidence. On the hustings th.se persons will support the Radical if they can have one, and if not they will support the Whig ; but when it comes to 1 lu- poid that tries a man's inmost convictions— whan their own lives or liberties are in jeopardy— ...
... vatives. In Galway last week there were 41 Conservatives registered, and not one Destructive. This county is now free from Whig thraldrom, thanks to the ceaseless exertions of Mr. St. George, of Headford Castle. The Conservatives vvouid be most anxious ...
... secretary to the office or offices we have men tioned, and the high salary allotted to it or them, may be merely an example of Whig dexterity in rendering opportunities available, and may have no other object in view than that of saving some post, such as ...
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... help seeing open and palpable facts. Can yon spare room in your columns fora short tabular view of tl.. animus shown by our Whig Ministers toward the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge respectively, as evidenced in th.ii selection uf English Bishops ...
... the name of Corn Law ques- tion, Municipal Corporation question, and the like. This is a view of the matter fit for nibbling Whigs', but it obviously is not a just view ; for be these ques- tions decided how they may, and be their remote effects what they ...
... mistaken. Physical force bad been encourage.', when it* object vva* to keep in a Whig Government ; but not so when its object was to over- turn it. lt wa* notoriou* that the Whig Government had en- couraged these meeting*, and in bis conscience he believed ...
... his presence. At the Prince's soirees are seen Lords Harrowby, Sandon, and his son, and some ofthe Peocy family. Even the Whigs are anxious to be presented to his Royal Highness; and Lord Shrewsbury, to the dismay ofthe French Ambassador, has requested ...
... more reason- able if he fir-t ur«ed Sir James Colq,iboun to attend his par- liamentary d .ties. This beautilul specimen ol Whig atten- tion 10 his constituents' interests mauaged to give one vote last session. This session be has already baryained not ...