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... right to demand that if be serves them by taking office, they shall serve him by securing fsir play. Without the Ministerial Whigs, the Free-traders would be in a ridiculous minority in both Houses, and the Protestant party would be reduced to the old staff ...
... hopeless sta 1 ting his mind appei composed. At eleven o*oloc inquiry, that the unfortunate without the slightest char Northern Whig. Extensive Robberies a alarm and excitement exist gentry resident the vici the numerous and extensive: of late. The premises ...
... , ten years ago, by Whig weakness ?** The idea ol looking for retinue to bread tax” wat repelled with aa much virtuous indignation by his Grace of Richmond, aa by the Anti-Corn-Law Leaguers themselves. And now they come with Whig views of ten years back ...
... reconcile to themselves, or palliate to the country, such a selection such a time, are at loss to conceive. A Whig, a whole Whig, and nothing but Whig, is not the man for Cork the present crisis. only right, however, to add that Mr. Murphy has the support ...
... many distinguished members of the Whig party ; in the presence of Russell, a name iwm.3 for the support these noble principles, not more of liberty than of the Protestant religion ; and if 1 might venture define Whig principles I embraced them, 1 should ...
... have anticipated. The temptations of office were too strong for all those rivals who shared either the Whig hostility to the Pope’s aggression, or the Whig attachment to Free Trade. The Protestant Opposition lost no time in concocting that motion of Mr. ...
... Cents., 73V. Ditto. 4% per Cents. 64%. Ditto, 4 per Cents. 63. Bank Shares. 1137. The ToBEieK Trade of Belfast.— The Northern Whig says :— ** We are gratified to notice the progress of the trade of our port, as recorded in the arrival yesterday of the barque ...
... screw Gnomon 111. and Mr. Pitt after the dismissal W the Coalition Ministry, but with no result except that of shattering the Whig party for the next 30 years. Sir Bonnux Pint, on the other hand, strong in Lord Mnn■ocnirn’a undeserved but undeniable unpopularity ...
... valuable and remunerative crop. Clovertoed was much inquired after this day, and fully maintained late quotations.- Northern Whig. . Linens.—Last Ballymena market was a little better for fine goods, but middle sets and coarse goods were dull. Lurgan, lawns ...
... impossible contemplate without the purest gratification tbs approach of that blessed era when the Tory shall lie down with the Whig, .when tbs Protectionist shall forget his folly, and 'the Repealer talk the language of quiet sense. But, the meantime, neither ...
... stvM m a Mn. £Atm.} . IRELAND. Dublin, Friday Morning. The Freantan'.s Journal has made the remarkable diaooTury, that the Whig Ecoleaiastioal Titles Assumption bill is not, after all, bad one that to which Lord Stanley would treat the man Catholic clerical ...
... and Mrs. Browning. tUre London : John W. Parker, West Strand. MR. ROEBUCK’S NEW WORK. Nearly ready. Octavo, History of the whig ministry cf laso. By J. A. ROEBUCK. M.P. Vole I and ll.—to the passing ofthe Refon.l Bill. ' Loudon John W. Parker, West Strand ...