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... sobered on observing the art with which the Bedford Whigs cast ont baits to Exeter-hall. Lord Palmerston relies too much on his friends in “ the City,” and on certain “ organs.” He may find that the Bedford Whigs are not so far wrong in thinking that Exeter-hall ...
... VICEREGAL VISIT THE NORTH. (From the Northern Whig.) Nkv. tonards.-- According p evlous arrangemen , his proceeded from Clandtboye, on Mon 'ay, to Newtownarda, where the tenantry upon the estates the Marquess of Londonderry were to present him with an ...
... TUB WHIGS WAR MINISTERS. When we see men of Mr. Cobden’s peculiar characteristics look with regret upon the factions vote which drove Lord Derby from power, and hear him declare tint the consequences of that vote have cost England firtr thousand men and ...
... able dee ell Om of dna wile biasses twee le kmaisial anseipt thus Whig Lord Brougbham, Lord Truro, Dap:, nos, Mr. Justice Williams. Sir J. Leshiespos. Lay Truro is in the enjoyment of, hes crown. Oster diameelas eases st Is St. Mires Barnes is that et ...
... who stands on the joint interest of Bishop and the Tenant League, and Mr. Merepyra, who comes forward as the champion of the Whig party. ...
... in forming an alliance with either section of the Tory opposition, was forced to fall hack on his natural adherents, the Whigs, and they at first met his overtures rather sulkily. At the present time the country thinks little about party, and desires ...
... increase, however, would be certainly greater and more rapid, if such men met with their due reward. Had Mr. Macdonnell served the Whig party or the Partie Pretre with half the zeal he served his Sovereign and bis country, his services and talents would have ...
... Tre vacant Colonial Office has been filled up by the ap- pointment of Mr. who formerly held offices under the Whigs. The telegraph, which makes this announcement, informs us that the office had been offered to Mr. Stpney as well as to Lord If it be true ...
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... Halifax 25. THE RUPTURE WITH ENGLAND. The Washington correspondent of the New York Commercial Advertiser, an old and respectable Whig paper, conducted by Englishmen, says that Mr. Buchanan has received liberty to leave London, and that it will be some months ...
... and that one teas not Father Mullen. 1 did not vote at all, I now belong to Westmeath, where, if ever vote, it won’t for a Whig. I stood, however, with the great body clergymen who voted for the friend of mr dear Luca?. 1 stood with ibose who voted for ...
... knavery would be publicly known, and he went to London with a joyful heart in the winter of 1852. The Tories were in office, the Whigs making desperate efforts to dislodge them. Both factions sought the support of the Irish party. The honest portion would have ...