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... general opinion seemed to be that he would not accept the vacancy. Thus even before the interment the late lamented Mr. Italdwin, Whig exponents speculate on their chances of promotion! Mr. Douglass, of Wexford, is awarded f5O damage. agai nst M r. Ilegrath ...
... again in such a case ; and to swear before all the priests in Athlone, that he would never take office or accept trust from a Whig administration. How could the Queen'atiovernmeet have been carried on, bad that come to pass? Tas After the cold and wet, widi ...
... so abort a period as has yet elapsed the traces and consequences of it should have so indistinct. At that trying crisis the Whig government took feeble and parsimo nious measures to stem or alleviate this fearful national calamity. They reasoned when the ...
... Urquhart's, there were no placards usual at such periods. No one passing through Clieapside would have any idea that the great Whig Minister was addressing a popular assemblage close by, on the most popular of the topics of the day. Thinking men who heard ...
... doubt, too, from what is handed down, impatiently awaited the result is a neighbouring tavern, with his heart for once upon the Whig side. Burke rore and addressed the House. The speech is not preserved, but the effect recorded tells what it was. The first ...
... themselves whether the Irish Tenant League ; members have not sacrificed Ireland and her tenant farmers, for an alliance with the whigs and its paltry rewards. in Ireland, Those colleges were not wanted here nor has their establishment created a desire to take ...
... predispOsing causes of cholera, us it is allowed to be of many other serious too frequentlYpanies its use, is among maladies. THE WHIGS AND THE IT may be true, as Mr. Gladstone intl. mates, that the state can suffer no immediate wrong by the employment of a rogue ...
... that we Englishmen do met love 'Coalition. It ie neither fish, r Seth, nor fowl, bet • with a Tory heed and Radial Mil, Whig lege Pent.Pent. arms, heterogeneous in ite c =ente the aesthete of the witeh e i Macbeth. It is too like s rockery asit as ...
... lordship's acceptance save the Viceroyalty of Ireland. However, after perusing a tolerably long leader on this subjeet in the Whig, we that our northern friend does not believe the rumour to be well founded. Neither does the corresenvlent of the Hi raid ...
... required by Ireland, it is despatched from thence mid the friendly port of Memel. It is singular enough, observes the Northers Whig, that the price free on board at Memel is leas than our importers paid last season free on board Is sending a contribution ...
... and Government emigration. For this we are not Indebted to our Tory friends, for whom we have suffered so much, nor to our Whig allies, for whom we have fought so strenuously. The agent of a London firm, residing at Hobart Town, on hearing that the Colonial ...