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... llildeu, and head of the Arm of Memra. Barbour and Sons, to tha cjmiaiasion of the peace for (fee county of Antrim—JVorMera Whig. ...
... features. The claims put forward by the Premier to the adherence of Irish Catholic members—the paramount merit claimed for the Whig ministry—was that foreign policy, which Catholic Ireland, with unanimity rarely exhibited, has marked with vehement execration ...
... if each them, we me te preslehe the our vote. We ,• =oe . mend to be by the ware. !. and Whig. As there were humid • Independent enough in to A, In of the Whigs, the Whip. e 0 we Illiny;w11 now be as little shaken the cower et Via sh er s. thilY bY ...
... not to interfere with the unanimous and loyal sentiment of the citizens. Tills result is the more gratifying, inasmuch the Whig and Radical journals of Dublin and Belfast exerted themselves to the utmost to produce disturbance—for that would inevitably ...
... that gentleman i. liable. W Camppreaent chum, tor * fortJlc pUintiff. the other. wrU C,n ** ,,l^n * r ...
... Catholic Europe. lam for free education in all its departments, and for separate grants to eacli denomination of Christians. The Whigs refuse the reasonable requirements of thqjasombled prelates of Ireland. It shall be my miseion to them. lam for a prompt and ...
... a comprehensive extension of the represetative system. This document, and the language of the deputation, elicited from the Whig chief an avowal that, in his belief, a strong feeling exists throughout the country in favour of refoi m, and added that it ...
... indicated that an essayist of ordinary brilliancy had arisen instruct and amuse the reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig parly, in recognition of his intellectual superiority, appointed Lord (then Mr.) Macaulay a Commissioner of Bankruptcy ; and ...
... election in order to be rejuvenated. The Times suggests a compromise, something that would slip easily through both houses. The Whigs have promised Mr Bright to jump into that quart bottle, but now that he is not in a condition to be very truculent, they had ...
... and Unsaid the very life-blood of the of betted be the filthy lucre which they enjoy as the pensioned officisle of Whig weruption—Whig hatred of Ireland end of Celholicien. rules 1 The gems oommanda oar loyalty and rape* be. OWE we are Catholic,. But ...
... utterly barren It is the capital disgrace of the session. The Herald remarks that a series of disastrous failures is all the Whigs w ill have to boast about when they are on their Pe | Vi it to their constituents. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. (FROM THE TIMES ...