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... Brooke, consistent Whig of thirty six years’ standing and extensive practice at the bar, —able, learned, and honest, but too honest, too independent for the purpose? Besides, Mr. Berwick was once Commissioner, and did the State (•.«., the Whig Stale) some service ...
... THE WEEKLY* FREEMAN’S JOURNAL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25.1851. THE WHIGS THE REAL AGITATORS. Three or four years ago agitation, if not absolutely dead in Ireland, was at least in that state of collapse which is often the precursor to dissolution. The self st} ...
... There is a tenacity of existence in the Whigs, quite incomprehensible to those who are under the general rule of political mortality. There is a period beyond which individual life cannot be extended with any benefit, either to ourselves or to the oommunity ...
... Lobd John Russell—the Whig Ministry —Lobd Palmebston—We may safely assure the country that the affair of Lord Palmerston's dismissal from office will be fully brought before the House of Commons on the first night of the session. We can also add that ...
... •how ground of th« Whigs, whereon they perch the _ few objects of their vaunted liberality. It is in the shade of the less showy but more substantial offices that the moles of bigotry work their mischief. Let the fact that the Roman Catholics employed ...
... Whig Rumour.—We think may state that the member for North Essex, who holds a high military appointment under the present government, will be selected for the important office of Governor of Jamaica.—Globe. The Entire Assets of a recent bankrupt were nine ...
... Julio honest friend of the Catholics, was plumped to the head of the poll against the allied opposition of Whig and Tore landlords. And we hate written far to say, that it will he a black shame for the men—aye, and women of Dundalk, if, knowing that the ...
... equity courts, and thought it would be advisable to apply the Whig retrenchment test to those costly ;stablishraents. Lord Brougham let in a vast deal of light through the Edinburgh Review, hut the people, having then no real power in parliament, could ...
... Tun country has now before it the addresses of the three leading men of the Whig |mrty to their rcs|iective constituencies. Lord John Russell, Sir James Graham, and Lord Palmerston have all replied to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The three addresses ...
... Whigs of this system of propsgandiam, and hence is bis name placed at the head of book in which th. connection of England with the ContmMt is ”»imned. , M de to the events of the last thirty yearn as proof of\h. correctness of views, and quotes numerous ...
... In the aspirations of the Whig leader for place, »e should, therefore, like to know on what support he can calculate. He well knows that he is in an overwhelming minority the upper House, and the numerical strength of the Whigs in the present House of Commons ...
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