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... argument in criminal cases, sod, singetar to say, it wasopposed by Sir George C. Les is, the IlmaeSecretary, who has been a Whig advocate for years of popular rights, and of their paramount importance over privilege and prerogative, yet, on this occasion ...
... difficult which might either mbroil him with Bright end his outer radical erpportere, or estrange from hint hie consti national Whig adherents, hat her out that this expedient has not produced tile intendril results, but the contrary that it has rather increa•:•l ...
... of the government to remove this absurd legislative provision would lead to the conclusion that it is the intention of oar Whig rulers to take advantage of its defects by obstructing and impeding the formation of volunteer corps in Ireland. The indifference ...
... confident that one of its results will be the removal of the imputations on the loyalty of its people which the conduct of the Whig and Radical minieters has tended to attach to them. GARIBALDI AND TOR ITALIAN QtrESTION. GAIUSALDI does not manifest any d ...
... Liberal members procure , for their country by their mercenary and subscrvientadlterence to the haughty awl aristocratic EargliSh Whig party, who have 'brays been bitterTy &Mile to Ireland and Irishmen. 1 ~.. ~,,{ TILL TOWNS IMPLOVI ACT IS TUL- THE result of ...
... rtou.—Thin election limed to take place on Monday, The contest will he between Mr McDonagh, (tonservative), and Mr 'Fennison, (Whig); the contest, it is said, will he a close one. The Conservatives might easily have selected a better man than the notorious ...
... this is not always the cause mince some of the longest winded bores in the House are amongst the aristocratic and exclusive Whigs ; Mr. Gladstone too has to leant the art of condensing. Indeed the disease appears to infest all our public bodies. 'fite local ...
... early part of the session was frittered away. The hostility with which his representative scheme met from the rising young Whigs astonished and perplexed him, which was much enhanced by his alliance with John Bright, and the Manchesterites who are distended ...
... Owens ; tiny ere RUA es the meet with every mime, ; end will be to mere the mina Bun. Mans. Caw. Mich end leder the min le Whig mem* ewer the MladM • imp mambo et the prep sal the co pm. der the the a , Redoes, Ma doss. V.A. s e ra, of Mid peeved . at ...
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... Government after the long report of the Education Commissooners hail been published. but with tl.e use .1 indifference of the Whig party to Irish affairs ; no effort has been made legislatively to deal with the various suggestions sad disclosures made in ...
... OP THE IRISH VICkROYALm W elsewhere insert an article copied from s London jonrual The Press. which states that the present Whig ,govertiment has daring the neat cession of parliament to iutroduce a bill for the abolition of the office of Lord Lieutenant ...