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... In reference to this depressing subject the Northern Whig says : • • 7 While we are to have a Lord Lieutenant it would be well to have Lord Carlisle. Men might easily be found to servo the Whig party better than Lord Carlisle has served it. Lord Palmerston ...
... Ministry in an hour of imminent peril (in order to promote the personal objects of patrician Whigs), shows us what the country would have suffered if an Opposition on Whig principles had existed during the late san• gainary struggle. We must, however, caution ...
... with a neat end in view, but a great step towards it will have been aocomplished WHEN THE WHIGS ARE 017 r OF OFFICE. We have already acknowledged that the Whigs did us some service in opposition. They saw the rising necessity for a settlement of what ...
... were acted Whigs: one in was appointed euminer. The University had aoereditod organ, called Gazette,” which, though disclaiming any connexion with party or politics, yet copied articles on the Dntranlty ffnm paper focoded John Sadlelr, tha Whig robber end ...
... AMERICA. Intelligence from New York to the 19th statf that the Old Line Whigs of Virginia have declared for Mr. Fillmore, and the Massachusetts Whigs have issued a manifesto of neutrality in the contest. The German Turnvereiu associations have declared ...
... at Sligo SOMERS is ejected because of the dislike of the . Whig i man Of lend-Mouthed patriotism; while Young Ireland takes its revenge at New Ross, by refusing to support the respectable Whig, Sir TfteitAs REDINGTON, and voting for the Tory. By letting ...
... juvenile simplicity and ignorance I always thought that of all men in the world the Whig landlords were the purest and most disinterested parties in existence. A Whig landlord guilty of exercising an uadue influence over the vote of a free and independent ...
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... doubly gratifying to find myself on this occasion only in the same boat with the Whig Lord Campbell; but I have better cause to hope that from the faded prestige of great Whig cliques, the jaded looks of their usurping coteries, that the country now views ...
... quartz, veins, and specimens of tertiary formation. No ; Stafford-house will not—cannot—rule the Whigs. Holland-house had traditionsa ritual of Whig hero-worship; it had liberal principles, lax morals, and excellent dinners. Hungry sages from the north ...
... is supporting the Whigs, who maintain the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, the penal clauses in the Emancipation Act, the u onion of Church and State, and the Irish Establishment,” the writer indulges in the hope that the reign of the Whigs is drawing to close ...
... solicitation of his confidential friend, EDMUND O'FLAIIERTY. When the Coalition Cabinet was formed, it was arranged with the Whigs that did *hole ificeregal department in Ireland should be #eelites. Lord St. GERMANS, hie Chief Secretary (Sir JOHN Youxu) ...