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... arising from the discontents and murmurs injured people. The Whig is the only party which has right govern the country. * has hereditary claims, and whatever happens, the eyes of a genuine Whig, W higgism is all in all. Patriotism an empty sound. Wait, ...
... hseio* end who msj supposed keep the Whigs op to their promises and their creed. The coalition â¢â¢ rttislureââ hss. perh.ps, done more from rivslry ilum might here got f '°⢠* .°' irction of .11 Whigs, nr from ooe-h.lf Prolect.onwls under ...
... the Messrs. Agnew. Its contents embrace great variety of mutters interesting to members of the Established Church.**—ATorMem Whig, “Irish Churcumam’s Almanac. —Belfast:W. k G. Aonew, —This compilation is the roost, if not the only reliable source for i ...
... published the Messrs. Its contents embrace great variety of matters interesting to members of the Established Church.” —Northern Whig. “Irish Chtbchmak’s Almanac. —Belfast ;W. G. —Tins compilation is the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...
... Partnent, and among those that resisted abolishing qualification, was John Russell, being supported hy the entire Whig party. The late Whig Government had two officers, known as •* whippet*-in’’—Lord Marcus Hill and Mr. Tufnell. They were both at deadly ...
... Messrs. Agnew. Its contents embrace a great variety of mutters interesting to members of the Established Church.”—iVorfAern Whig. “Irish Churchman’s Almanac.—Belfast: W. & G. Aonbw. —This compilation is the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...
... the Messrs. Agnew. Its contents ciubrace a great variety of matters interesting members of the Established Church.”— Northern Whig. “Irish rchscan’s Ai.maxac. —Belfast: W. 0. Aoxew. —This compilation the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...
... will .how th.t wh.l originally M.Ud-our bring of on. | ntind—wi. quit, tro.. It w.. w.m.thiog to »» th. Conwrr.tir. «nd lb. Whig in politic., .nd th. th. lh. Catholic In religion, unlllng in . coiomon rxpr«. ayrapathy lor an oppr.ivH nation, end pronounce ...
... Messrs. Agnew. Its contents embrace a great variety of matters interesting to members of the Established Church.” —Northern Whig. Irish Churchman’s Almanac. —Belfast; W. G. —This compilation is the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...
... The same journal says, the rumour the clubs last night was, that, if Messrs. Gladstone and Sidney Herbert, and any of the Whigs in the late Administration, could be induced to take office along with him, Lord Palmerston was willing take the lead the House ...
... the Messrs. Agnew. Its contents embrace great variety of matters interesting to members of the Established Church.” —Northern Whig. Irish Churchman's Almanac.—Belfast : W. & O. Aoxew. —This compilation is the most, if not the only reliable source for i ...
... published the Agnew. Its contents embrace a great variety of matters interesting to inemliers of the Established Church.” —Northern Whig. “Irish Almanac.—Belfast: W. A G. Aonkw. —This compilation is most, if not tbc only reliable source for information regarding ...