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... class which aspiresaskttpini~ng~eo thedonilijinofl d the empire of Grealtidain asdita, oois ndpedn I t4 h Why dries sipt the W~hig press of England., isn the EadicalI 4, press, andi the Chartist. res cJica, to~tbis conspiracy 'Bu t I.the Chartists findit ...
... tenant as other men; but in the existing stale of the law there is no remedy —except in the stocking of our bench with honest Whig judges—a work of time, which shall, we trust, be ultimately with the good help of the Long- ford patriots, ay well as that ...
... portion of it (bear, bear. ) Bur, tough the Chartist press way have that object in view, vic [think the Reformed press and the Whig press are to be blamed. It is unnecessary fur me now to say y opinicas of the Duk of Wellington are. 1 have ‘ y efven told ...
... measures; and of the Tories be says, ** We will not have these men to reign over but the Whigs now have the Qugen; and the Queen siall have the Whigs, the whule Whigs, and nothing but the this is a rebellion more extreme It us that and uncompromising by ...
... RUMOURED FF HA Itis whisp ered about among the Whigs that Lord ragton is to leave Ireland, aad to mke place of Lord Normanby at the Home Departoreat. at Lord Nor- manby is to go to Paris, and Lord Gane Ule to whither Lord Normanby would have gone, but ...
... agents. For this generous and patriotic support of Whig governmentâfor these noble struggles and persecutions in the cause of f.ecdom, what return have the f *opie Lougfoid received the hands of a Whig government ? They seek no monopolyâno exclusion ...
... Lieutenant as other men; but in the existing state of the law there is no remedy— except in the stocking of our bench with honest Whig judges—a work of time*, which shall, we trust, be ultimately consummated with the good help of the Longford patriots, as well ...
... Melbourne's administration being put out of power, . as~d'tle triumph of Sir Robert Peel and the Tory p~rty at uasder him. The Whig ministry, supported.as it was by . all the strength and power of reform, failed any longer to sustain .the sceptre of the state ...
... suited them. He does not dare now to speak in praise of Whig policy. No: he only talks of their value in keeping out the bloody Toriee.” O’Connell’s praise used formerly to bo, the bloody Whigsbut the Whigs have, since the Lichfield House alliance, lost the ...
... regret that they ever got up their address.” A gentleman, named Bruce, is announced in the Northern Whig, as a candidate for Carrickfergus. Mr. Bruce, the Whig assures us, is a good Liberal. The Donegal registry sessions, for Donegal divisioo, terminated ...
... corporation that did not think himself six inches higher when he heard that Melbourne was out of office (hear, bear). All that the Whig* had of character and influence in England—all that the Reformers had of powerin fact, all that could strengthen or uphold ...
... publication of Saturday evening, report of the meeting, to which wc refer*’—that is. the meeting held on Saturday. The Northern Whig, Belfast Commercial Chronicle, Cork Constitution, Cork Standard, Belfast Vindicator, Jjondnn Sun, and several other of our ...