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... TO THE EDtOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir—Thecnclosed extract from a letter I have received from the Lord Chancellor, and which I iave his lordship’s permission to make pubic, is of sufficient moment to warrant my yon give it a place in your column.—l am ...
... Reform iu Parliament has always been a pet measure of the** Libetals” and“ Whigs.” Since Lord John Russell's celebrated Bill of 1832, alterations of every shade, from extreme moderation to Chartism, have been proposed in our national system legislation ...
... profession of the Ho. man Catholic faith on his death iicd.— Ilaltanuie Catholic Herald. THE WHIGS.—THE IRISH PACKET STATION. (From the Freeman.) In one pnrliculur the Whigs differ from all other parties. The routine is, to be one thing in office—quite another ...
... give a general support to Whig Ministry. This majority is made up of tho representatives of towns and boroughs England and Scotland, and consisting of a considerable number of Whigs and a large number of Radicals, keeps a Whig Ministry in office. Tho Radical ...
... He professes to be a moderate Conservative. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer ultra Liberal, a Radical from the start. The Whig nowhere ...
... something extremely edifying in the complete rout of the Whigs on the Irish hustings. It has been a 11 Sicilian Vespers in which neither youth nor age was spared. One does not know where to look for Whig at present. Lord Clarendon cooking his liver at a German ...
... that events would so speedily prove the liutli our assertion. The Dublin election is the evidence the fact. We there behold Whigs and Peebles united for the unworthy object of securing the ascendancy of parties at the expense of the religion I.beuies a ...
... profess to be supporter of the enemies of the whig government that Mr. _ Cogan has been so fortunate as to contest Kildare under the patronage of tho Duke of Leinster. It is because his grace well ?knows that his whig . friends cannot have a more effective ally ...
... business of next session. All the manifold resources of , Whig influence—all the arts, appliances, and finesse—all the Protean adaptability to every shade opinion which usnsually characterise Whig manceuvres, will, as a matter of course, employed to secure ...
... any other religion (cheers). But were these the views of the Whig government before they were in office? (hear, hear), and there never was a milder or a meeker or quieter crcataro than Whig in office (some interruption, owing the extreme pressure the ...
... constituencies, by proposing a similar measure of his own. conjectures to Lord John’s doings is not altogether absurd. When the Whig leader, out place, took up his quarters at hotel in Edinburgh, and was supposed to have changed politics for literary society ...
... deserved execration the hands of a people it is the Russell- Whigs, and they have met a worthy fate. Throughout the length and breadth of Ireland to-day. there sits not in Parliament Russell-Whig. it matters not the motives thrt influenced the people in ...