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... IRELAND. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING. RUMOURED DEPARTURE OF TIIE LORD LIEUTENANT. The Northern Whig—bent upon alarming the whole of Ireland, and the kingdom of Kerry to boot—publishes an article of respectable length and substance ...
... the part of the Whigs, has brought about these results, then indeed the Whigs are most lucky men ; and on the principle that success is the finest thing in the world, no sensible man will venture again to separate himself from the Whig leaders. When Lord ...
... CLAUDET. Rave the Whig party a general supper!, speaking rarely, but voting steadily, daring their Opposition campaign under the second Administration of Sir Robert Peel When the downfall of that statesman paved the way for a return of the Whigs, Lord John Russell ...
... With the sole exception - of his support of the Ballot, Mr. Ponsonby’s political views assimilate with those of the leading Whigs. He is Free-trader, and prepared to give an extension of the franchise. Although not in the habit of speaking in Parliament ...
... service of plate from the minority testifying the estimation in which he was held by the constituency. His success over the Whig and Tory candidates for the representation of the burghs of Clyde, was however complete ; but the same constituency declined ...
... ticket will come out ahead.’ The Silver Grays and the many of the Anti-Maine-law Whigs who not vote for Seymour will probably go with them. The work of *• fusing’’ the Whig party of the North in an anti-slavery party is going on with more leas success. ...
... Of coarse, he had not been the eldest representative of an ancient family, intimately associated with the fortunes of tlie Whigs, he would not have found it so easy to be elected to Parliament, nor would be so soon have attracted the notice of the Ministers ...
... one unquestionable reason _ for these apprehensions. The Whigs are pressed by the Radicals to disfranchise the smaller boroughs, but it is in these very boroughs that the chief strength of the Whigs is found. Little wonder, therefore, is it that a secret ...
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... half, during which time, however, he has taken but a small share in political discussion. As his name almost imports, he is a Whig, but he carries his Liberal principles within the confines of what is termed Radicalism, in so far as he is not only favourable ...
... qualification. also reported that three other Whig expectants Stuart. I'ittock, and Picken) have been selected by the master shipwright to be examined for a vacant office inspector; thus showing that the Whigs only are recommended Mr. Edye, and proving the ...
... Free Trade is concerned, the country is certainly not less indebted to Peelites than to Whigs. Peel never went the length of the late Lord Melbourne, then the Whig Premier, in denouncing the corn-law repeaters as mad. The reformation of the tariff in 1841 ...