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... THE WHIG The of Saturday has the following on the fall of the Whigs— Palmerston the Invincible lias fillen ! The “seventh bullet” has, indeed, •* deceived a* d the arch-traitor to the of Popular Lilertv the arch-conspirator against the Catholic Churc ...
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... o.r poop ®) reposed the Whig, any purely 'The ion. of Mr. J. D. conn*! for the police and thejr Je * u ‘. showed that attack the Umeemty. notA furtherance of justice or impart » l * ' was the object with which rose. Every uttered was tinged with the malice ...
... ---=--_ METROPOLITAN 00991 P. -_. (Prom lAyerrool What is opinion? asked • Juvenile Whig in the Isthmian Gann) day% addressing himself to Socrates. Opinion. „ et & t h e m y, is the opposite of judgment. — Snowing Civic Romania is a living instance that ...
... oountrv, which led to the revolt. Tho patronage of India was Ih' vested in Whig Oligarchy nominated ami constituted tho Prime Minister, such an extent ion government patronage would autlieient itself to give, permanent power to party exorcising it, ami ...
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... that Mr. Milner Gibson's amendment which overruled the Whig ministry, was in the handwriting of Lord John Russell. was the possession of the late administration, and the treachery of the ex-Whig leader was so much felt, that all its members bound themselves ...
... reinstating of the Whigs office, that traitors aid pledge-breakers mhrht receive the reward their treason. Hut the v has talleu the public ...
... of the chintrap of the Whigs. This is one their knowing dodges, especially when they arc found out and kicked out, and some other party gets possession of the loaves and fishes. And already it is being put in practice. The Whig press of England, a.id ...
... that it was the Whig party that the Ecclesiastical Titles' Bill was introduced into Parliament, and that the last act of this party was to set on foot an ex officio prosecution against two priests for having employed against the Whigs that clerical influence ...
... OUR POLITICAL POSITION. With the exception of the place-beggars, few in Ireland will regret the fall of the fuithles') Whig*. We may expect to hear howl horror raided against their successors. The old cry Scorpion Stanley” will be lustily shouted the ...
... electors which none of his com- petitors can approach, and which ought to rally the best of the constituency to his support. The Whig candidate at the election last year, when he had the full and most unscrupulous aid of the Castle, polled no more than 272 ...