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... the Lord Lieutenant. It was not to expected that he should be either anxious or able to do much good for Ireland ; be is a Whig economic dodrionere who looks upon Ireland as far beneath his notice, and he accordingly makes speeches to hue English electors ...
... order to afford a starving munalation employment and to regenerate the country 1w one masterstroke of polirv. Narrow-hearted Whigs defeated his VOA intentions, end shorteighted uloctrina'ree laughed at his hope of getting intereat for the loin it env period ...
... government hi pariiannut mid thus strikes at the ',miss and soirees of corruption. :It was by these nieces especially that the Whigs were kept in power, and apin we repeat it that Mr Ilennesi deu'rves thanks awl credit for the ability awl aletenon aims by ...
... of two of the Whig Cabinet Ministers, the Premier and the Home Secretary, motion which he pro- posed for a select committee on minor government appointments, the report front which will have the effect of curtailing largely that Whig resource for cajolery ...
... that they had no right to the Franchise, though it had been conferred upon them by the Reform Bill passed by his allies, the Whigs. The reinoJ John Reynolds, who got his first parliamentary start in life from the Dublin freemen, followed in a similar strain ...
... and a grievous source of disgust to the dabblers in science and the workers out of nautical ephemerides.—Norticre (Belfast) Whig. Tin Soaaows or Su.—A moat affecting eircomstance lux occurred in connexion with the loss of the Nimrod. Liverpool and Cork ...
... from Mr. Hearses . :— Viscount Csmp den Mantle. The O'nottogfirte soil I on enmmitte.. Irons address, Pastoral. Pope. Anti-Whig I will be on the hnetina. Accordingly. the robber' was boleti, the nomination took place, and al.° the polling. The papers ...
... and have impmed on Mr. Cardwell the necessity of Introducing Ws bill, bat the Irish mercenary followers of the English Whigs neglected their duties, sad practically broke their pledges to the Temant-fanaer electors who rotamed them at groat personal ...
... Catholic clergy by Calcines nsel Lagives great offence. and will, no doubt, be resented by the people of Clare. DrilrE—Three Whig nonlidates have whinnied the electors of Derry, soliciting the seat 'argot by t he death of Sir Robert Ferny. sun. Report gives ...
... Government to I , lr working elitism. a remit which be could not et t.i. stem It wow,' place democrats in the seats occupied Whigs. It was a bA.I bill Approval of by on man, except by Lord John Hessen and Mr Bright, yet, he shoeld no; the resdlog lent it ...
... 0wn0r lain I. In no took other Winn, will he 4 1 . PAINONSTOWN M ARK KT—Sarnen s r All thee 10, iv to the .inonol Morph. Chi. Whig, 4). 4s so; owner of woe none the thrr tomes to pm Me Ma; barley, 4). 2). ; eau 7rl s. MI 'f ton lost bootee.. per barrel ; ...