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... resistance- For e'en though vanquished he would argue still. For activity, impudence, cunning, and perseverance, of a 8ort, the Whigs are a party unmatched. They have shown last Session in these respects what great advantages they possess over their oppo- nents; ...

... approach he made- the other night to achieving a numerical victory. At first, their joy was unbounded at the thought of the Whig Ministry being placed in such imminent peril; but on more mature consideration, or, as the. Spa- niards say, on second thoughts ...

... their official existence must come to a close in five or six weeks at the very farthest. With this conviction haunting the Whig Cabinet by~neght and by day, they are already, if we be not misinformed, gong through the unpleasant process of setting their ...

... approach he made the other night to achieving a nuume- rical victory. At first theirjoy was unbounded at the thought of the Whig ministrybesing placed in such im- minent peril; buton more mature consideration, or as the Spaniards say, on second theughts ...

... that pauper life in Ireland is not worthy of a thought, and that this heartless indifference is tast merely confined to those Whig political economists, -hose amia- ble theory it has been to squelch the superabundant Irisbry, but holds its painful existence ...

... justice tempered with mercy. Alas ! for erring human nature. ?? gentle- rnen are in the wrong. Yours obediently, XXX. The Belfast Whig contains the followting statement under the heading, Deficiency in the Flax Crop of Russia:- ?? Ruossianflax crop develops ...

... been tried before, and also an extremely extended suffroge. What they wanted, in fact, was much more constitutional than tshe whig substitute that they had obtained in 1832. Where, for instance, had they found the 101. suffrage-where had they found the principle ...

... They might have been Whigs or the Tories; but he hoped the Court would adopt the language of wet the late Chief Justice Tindal and say that in courts of justice Mr those who presided had nothing to do with either Chartists, Pre Whigs, Radicals, or Tories ...

... sat-a bty or' r. Es'tton N Mot pt art it':tIlrt' A ici t-ato ntt v lfatri-ott (2)--GVaaco V AttWtoti-litt Ns CoaL-D's ra i Whig'i~t -(totprattte v Y'uttta, i~ ordor. (It.'f,'ri NiQtoo ?? Lord C wttt.)ttti-to t-cie poititoit' (tit, utttpp -t tmitl ), aftor ...

... borough will not be the subject of a contest, certain parties having very 'amicably settled the whole matter by arranging that a Whig and a Tory should be retucned. We assure them they are only building castles in the air, and for their consolation would inform ...

... you despised, as well pr fes- sionally as politically, on the little-minded score that, he did not belong to your infernal Whig-quackery'clique, but to whom, when alive, you were too much of a dasthad to can- didly and openly avow suclf dislike, as a ...