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... 12 miles of his property, from which he derives £Bo,ooo a year, has excited considerable local dissatisfaction. The Northern Whig comments upon it as an instance of the generosity and liberality of our Irish absentee landlords. The Marquis and his pr ...
... these independent Liberal candidates and the Whigs who support the present members—the Lord Advocate and Mr. Black. The Conservatives, not having found a candidate of their own, are likely to support the Whig members, thus giving the latter a chance of ...
... DEMPSEY'S WORKS ON BRIDGES, dx. MALLEABLE IRON BRIDGES, containing. Ist Series: the Britannia Bridge over the Menai Straits, the Whigs at St. George's Landing-stage, Liverpool, the Bridge over the River Trent, at Gainsborough. These three Bridges, with the details ...
... committee—who, in the course of his transformation from aßadical M. P., all graciousness and seeking after popularity, into a Whig peer, has displayed the most haughty and pretentious demeanour, as if he was taking care to keep abreast of the great families ...
... generations. His grandfather carried on an extensive business in that town, and was for a long time one of the leaders of the Whigs in the Nottingham district, being intimate with Burke, Howe, the late Duke of Portland, and other e ninent men of that party ...
... clearly at a loss what to say. What can one Englishman say to another after the weather topic is exhausted? Shall he laud the Whigs—to find that you vote for the Tories? Shall he speak highly of St. Barnabas—to hear that you prefer the Exeter Hall meetings ...
... the satisfaction of reading. On another problem presented to them. We have now, as a result, the several occasion, when the Whig Convention met in Philadelphia, and it was of systems of communication of Mr. Preece, electrician of the London and importance ...
... clearly at a loss what to say. What can one Englishman say to another after the weather topic is exhausted? Shall he laud the Whigs—to find that you vote for the Tories? Shall he speak highly of St. Barnabas—to hear that you prefer the Exeter Hall meetings ...
... roads, and canals, may enter Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippine Islands free of duty. THE IRISH RAILWAYS. —The Northern Whig, a Belfast paper, says : In accordance with a most influentially signed requisition, the mayor has called a meeting in Belfast ...
... touched the very point on which, openly or secretly, most ofthe irate pamphleteers attacked the Bank of England. The Bank was a Whig project, and had been eminently successful in supporting the. leaders of the party in the prosecution of the war. This, as ...