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... taken by the Irish Attorney-General in the matter of Dr. M’Eale’s clerical aides-de-camp is thus replied to by the Northern Whig, a thoroughly Liberal journal “For some time past the Irish Executive has had to endure an intense Orange howl against it because ...
... eathwthed hues The the enema el end the are to heathy to eat Inky maid thread. Orb A email be Belga as Ming to the pre, ba it se Whig— of 11.0001.—thet ht has little ...
... good principle it recognised has too often recommended the false theory it implied. LORD NORMANBY'S ATTACK ON HIMSELF. THE Whigs, for some time, seem to have deliberately taken to exposing the hollowness of their reputations. The star of Holland House ...
... opportunitiet for aacertaining. And really for great Whig Lord of that mystical circle which drava it* Mood and It* opinions from Lord John great srandoother, be hoe singularly little of the pedantry of Whig eonstitationaliam about him. One might well assume ...
... opportnultie* for ascertaining. And really for great Whig Lord of that mystical e which draws it* blood and It* opinions from Lord John Boasell* great grandmother, he has singularly little of the pedantry of Whig eonatUationaliim about him. One might well assume ...
... aopplated with toboooo and cigars at Porto Rico and Hispaniola/ he gives the following minute description of than, which as Whig probabl T . the first ever given, his travels rangingranging between 1511 and 1556: ln this bland, as also in • of these countries ...
... smallness of the contributions to the refusal of the Catholics to subscribe. The Ulsterman thus retorts :— We can suggest to the Whig and other patriotic and loyal journals a capital way of raising a fund for the relief of the Indian sufferers, without ...
... regret and sorrow. Mr. Hastie professed himself a Liberal, and invariably throughout his career he was a stanch supporter of the Whig Government. Sir James Boswell, the grandson of the biographer of Johnson, died at his seat in Ayrshire on Wednesday sen'night ...
... man, Mr. Hastie professed himself a Liberal, and invariably throughout his career he was a staunch and true supporter of the Whig Government. At the general election of 1852, Mr. Hastie's return was contested by Mr. Haly, barrister-at-law, London, but the ...
... Camberwell Hall, Grove Lane, where le aim room for frota Go to plpeo Wino la bOttla, (1116 NO CURE NO PET. POTTER, Hair Dresser, Whig Maker, and Per• taw, will undertake to prevent the HAIR from PALLING OFT, and RESTORING IT ON BALD PLACES after any illness ...
... of the East India Company in 1837. The company had then a flourishing empire and a surplus revenue of one million, but the Whig Government of the day undertook to interfere in the wild kingdoms of Central Asia. Then it was that the fatal expedition to ...
... man, Mr. Hastie professed himself a Liberal, and invariably throughout his career he was a staunch aud true supporter of the Whig Governmen*. } At the general election of 1852, Mr. Hasiie's return was contested by Mr. Haly, barrister-at-law, London, but ...