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... representative of an Irish constituency, Indeed, he earns it from the retainers of the Whigs or the Tories, by stooping to do the dirty work of either faction. The Whig toady or the Tory tati:fer is sure of his modicum of praise while awaiting the reversion ...
... once more in the hands of the people. The Daily News adverts to the withdrawal of the bill as a triumph for the reactionist Whig as well as Tory. ...
... intention of taking upon themselves the responsibility of throwing out the Bill, Their policy was to destroy the prestige of the Whigs as Reformers, and this would be best done by allowing things to take their course. The “Liberal” critics of the Russell scheme ...
... the question has reverted to the people, and the Daily News looks on the abandonment of the bill as a triumph to rcactional Whigs as well as to the anti-progressive Tories. We have some interesting news from Australia, but there is nothing from the Continent ...
... BH is once more in the hands of the pmple The Daily Newt adverts to the withdrawal of the bill triumph for the reactionist, Whig as well as Tory. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Mohdat Lard John Russell has just withdrawn the Reform Bill. ...
... Bill U once more in the hands the people The Daily News advert* the withdrawal of the bill as triumph for the reactionist. Whig well Tory. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Mosdat Etewixo. Lord John Russell has just withdrawn the Reform BiP. ...
... more in the hands of the people, The Daily News adverts to the withdrawal of. y oue | Lam as a triumph for the reactionist Whig as well as 7 ut his AUSTRALIA. The Australian mail has arrived. The Melbout many injus- respondent of the Timcs reports that ...
... sending M hig hacks to represent them! With regard to Mr. O’Hsgan agree with yon— will ne»er the anti Catholic work of the Whigs ; and is the only placeman who has erer won his way to promotion without betraying his creed nr It'S country. Oar correspondent ...
... the Conservatives brought forward a motion the effect of which would be to throw out the measure. They might even lend a few Whig votes to give the Opposition majority on such proposition; for then the odium of opposing Reform might made to rest upon Lord ...
... sectfou of Iriah Whigs) say it was all owing Tory tactics delay ob. struct tun that tbe sickly babe was strangled in infancy —and doubtless her will argue thus shout John's Bantling Rtf.trm Bill for Ireland, which according the usual Whig practice was promised ...
... election, re“ quested us to call meeting to inquire into his conduct. The time that has elapsed since the t election has Been ** Whig government in 'hmger. Not Lack more ** than a few weeks, Lad two critical divisions one the paper duty, when the government ...
... is more in the hands of the people. _ _ _ The Daily News advert; to the withdrawal of the as a triumph for the resetioaist, Whig ae well aa Tory. AMERICA. GALWAY, TVI.DAY 31011.411411.—The steamship Bra- I, with form New York to the 24th ult. and St John's ...