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... THE WHIG REFORM BIt,LS. Thursday the Whigs brought in their reform bills for England, Ireland, and Scotland. In England the franchise ii to be given to al men payin!; 61 year rent in boroughs, and ll’i a year rent in the country. In Ireland the franchise ...
... TH» EDITO« Or WHIG. —Yon me great honour and great wrong. The honour I not deserve ; and with jour permis ion, I beg to repel the injustice. issue of the 241 h li st, joo are pleased to call ra« “The Ireland,* and you devote a long, and. I must admit ...
... WHIG TENANT RIGHT BILL* Mr John Francis Magcirb, the member for DtongarTan, has published the following in his paper, the Cork Examiner* Previous to asking the question which you- will see in this morning’s paper , I was aothoritively assured that the ...
... THE PREPARATION OF FLAX. To the Editor of the No)tAent Whig. Dias fits,—Now that we are likely to have a very large quantity ot grows this year (which I compute to be at 1.11 I would tele Ilbwty to 'csk the of your journal. that stews be lam to wow IN ...
... the Whigs. Many pe. ms shrewdly tuspett that the government are not really serious in their intention ofpmeing presentbill mtolaw, ititisnueb as they have t h row n every obstacle in its way. Despite theexertions of Mr. Bright and other agitator , for ...
... rible evils brought upon Ireland by the Whigs.— They resisted all hi* efforts to get relief ...
... be (jiii'ty of the slightest impropriety doing what he can ruin ibe Whigs for *ll time come. ...
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... it all aud all. Whig and Tory, for we feel bound say we think there was some force Lord Derby s retort upon Earl Russell—‘ If you think all these reforms needed, why did you not see about them ' while you were office?’ For the most part the ! Liberals ...
... *'te99. tiif. whig victouy The the clever mennße- f Polmerston, from position and gained complete of« an?, ron 9U(Wrn aomewhat and en*Y P»itv on that oceaiion ridirolous rout h; , d led to r The popular belief ♦ the Tories h-d been steadily ?a.n.n? strenß ...