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... from the Times, whose argumentative article on the subject we insert in another part of to-day’s This is the true policy of a Whig Ministry, and the only legitimate way of meeting the demands of the Parliamentary and Fi- nancial Reform Associations. ...
... the Lords, an amend to the address her Majesty, as a proclamation of sessional warfare against the free-trade policy of the whig government. Is that still their intention? In vain do search the columns of their organs of the press for an answer lo the ...
... dead corpse of Pro tection galvanized and raised up to haunt us. I feel greatly pleased and gratified at the course which the Whig Cabinet has taken upon this subject. Mr. Collins Charles Villiers [hear, hear] is to move the Address, and proclaim to the ...
... ago. When the Parliamentary struggle was over, it was no longer the game of the ins and the outs. Accordingly we find that Whig, well Conservative, Protectionists —men who voted against the repeal of the Corn Laws—now refuse to vote for their re-imposition ...
... borough, and the probability is that the “conversations” of the exist only in the imagination. This morning, a candidate on the Whig interest was announced in the person of Mr. Hafchell, the solicitor-general (or Ireland, whose address appears in our advertising ...
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... conveyance. iithEu Acts Inci mmarism in thk County Down. I incoiidiariHiu is proceeding alarming pace of Down. Ibe\ or them Whig of Tuesday cont tins account of two fires, the work of incendiaries which place -Saturday night, separate farms in the townlod ...
... newspaper—one of the many assailants of his land scheme. For, be it remarked in passing, whatever were the politics of paper—Tory, Whig, Liberal, or Radical—this scheme was denounced by all—a fact significant of its real merits, and one which ought to have put ...
... the have supported Mr. of whicb franchise from the other obj ects ef his motion, every syllable one day be carried by the Whigs he prophesied, would nevert d whether it was by the grace of who cared not so they reigne Brookes’, or by the grace of Mat ...
... a letter to the Cork Examiner, in which he ascribes the interference the law his case to a conspiracy on the part ...
... list, and carefully analyze the names, the- charac(er 9 Then find motion sweep the the one submitted to the Hon (; ylev, the Whig previous Friday, enforced • , (Mr. Drum- Protectionist, the Mr. Newoeoate. mono’s colleague), Mr. Mr Philip Ben- Lord John ...
... MrAiLLiEKS; Mr. William., of Wiltshire, believed that Dr. Johnson never made happier hit than when he said the dcvtl was the first Whig- Professor Aytoun, of Edinburgh, alluding to the happy union of English and Scotch agriculturists, assured the meeting that ...