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... to raise twelve millions of money for the National I; Defences-a proposal which Conservatives have long n foreseen, which Whigs blandly suggested the Anglo- t Gallican treaty might obviate, and which Mr. BRIGHT S stoutly opposes. The matter and manner ...
... with a sprinkling of firehiand pr> enders to be preachers the Gospel, and the work of and mercy is completed. âNcrrihtm Whig. ...
... in tho refusal to allow their mate's time to count. I lor one, as an old comuiunder of but recent servitude, and without any Whig interest, am doomed to a retirement at 60 on 12s. Od. per diem unless my mate's timr* is allowed, in which cuso I should receive ...
... Mr ...
... hail, at the outset of his life, connected himself in close political and private friendship with the dissolute leaden. of the Whig party, who were engaged, not merely in opposition to the Court, but in pereonal hostility to the king. The Prince's education ...
... and things in England. Lord John Russell is designated as vain little Johnny, and his policy is weak-tea policy. The Whig party are a carcase without a soul ; the rest of the Ministers and Mr Bright are &ceased of having denounced Lord Palinerston's ...
... enterprise is in jeopardy. The Irish representative who >8 absent from his place without a pair on the night of the division, he Whig or Tory, should never again be entrusted with a vote. It is imperative on all the Irish members to sacrifice their personal ...
... and fitted out (we continue to speak of steamers only), some entirely new and others altered from sailing vessels. When the Whigs suc- ceeded the Tories in power Lord Clarence Paget did Sir John Pakingten, the first Lord of the Admiralty under the Derby ...
... to make it, because they know oot what to make the maker. That the wolf is coming may be true enough; hot that the Juvenile Whig Watching the sheepish flock of this moat wool-gathering isle ours, in earnest in crying “wolf!” this moment, ia what fatuity ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, I 8 60. ...
... *hat to' make of it, becaas know whist to make of the maker, That the wolf k. coming may he true enough, cat that ibe Javeatia Whig watching the Silt epish flock of this most woolgathering isle of one, is in crying at this montent, is whit fatui,y itse3 can ...
... and mad it. The girl reared st for a moment or two in sheer lowilderomet hat it dowsed what be meant and for leek her, and, Whig op with ..mpk *wawa hie fare, she exclaimed. Lee you, air, I alt email WI, I'm waiting for tiro 'bee this owed& obeerved, fret ...