... practitioners professing ministerial politics have not seats in parliament Mr. Quinn, of the Northern Circuit, is spoken of in whig circles as one of the chief rising men of their connection. He has some academical attainments, the results of a German education ...

... be deterred by Mr. Portman any the Whigs or Ralbils Dorset, whoa they Itiol tike people in, and he raid distinctly that the Whigs did take people in. For instance be co il I n>t conceive how Mr. Portman an! the Whig party coaM go in, as-ociate with those ...

... and Mr, Goechen joined it, and men like the Duke of Westminster, Lord Selborne. Lord Northbrook, and other chiefs of the old Whig contingent, also gave in their adherence. The Home Rule BUI was a stupendous production. It provided for a total reconstruction ...

... becoming general. To drive the Ulster people to this alternative would not statesmanship ; would be criminal folly.—ilToW/icrn Whig, Trampling a Child to Death.— A fearful child murder has taken place Londonderry. Mary Simpson, a labourer’s wife, being seized ...

... house, but on Tuesday the attendance was a disappointment The piece was preceded by a farce entitled * Wide-a-wake,” after whig the above farcial comedy, undoubtedly the funniest play written since the “'Private Secretary,” was exceedingly well gone thmuih ...

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... in the following year, under great pressure, brought in the Catholic Emancipation Bill, and carried it with the assistance Whigs, their own party deserting th« In 1830 there feeling that the landed interest was too predominant Parliament, and reform of ...

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