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... nothing of Mr Little, and, even if he did, is not likely to complain, for Mr Lothian, besides being one of the Parliament House Whig Clique, and a very active supporter of his lordship, is doubly connected with his colleague, Mr Black, who is his brother-in-law ...
... Italia. Coia•iril I. Calcutta. Mr Wilson tie trot arrival I. India @offered finis Ibdlsaw, awl tad w retire for • limo lb. Whig into °wallow ho had Initiated for tto reform of tb• of imam.. I to manila I. Caloatta, farce • sacrifice to high was* of pobli ...
... in effect to this, that the question had been eaon- promised in the House of Conrmons and in the House of Lords betwees the Whig Government I and the Tory memnbers.; but such a compromise did noC necessariy inmply a settlement of the question 'between ...
... *stales Martian. Ia town or out of town literatare sad art tap =There doci•loily a dearth in eta- never very prolific-are Whig bash an raid moceast• or new adartions. Clever Mr °lea Booreicaulk of Loads* Vivifies its.., comes from with a now play for ...
... tort of quasi-.ToryJism; and now that ceff ,the cold fit lis 'upon him, he is doing all that in ncc him lies -to induce the -Whigs ' to do nothing. 'ha Had Garibaldi never undertaken to, lead men to' the deliverance of 'Southern Italy no one would we have ...
... amounted effect to this, (hat the question had been compromised in the House of Commons and in the House of Lords between the Whig Government and the Tory members; but each a compromise did not necessarily settlement of the question between the two opposing ...
... _home in _the pages of the _Economista _journal established by him witli tlie _. aid of certain iiuluential persons _of the Whig party . Through _the _same _influence he was enabled to _enter Parliament in 1847 ., _. : His first _speeches _were _listened ...
... auc .quity -a ?? 'ijustice a 9 wanton ?? wrong-we will notinfl1ct, or agree to inflict, ..p9, a highly u in sedand top long Whig- TE ?? people.7':. ,Ta. this they, . ave acted s'i intelligent, honest, spirited 1an ;,men; an'it'lS hardly ndcessarto a'i ...
... unfortunately happens that worthy postmaster neither knows Mr Bernard Lambe nor his whereabouts. Irish Wuiskt Trade.—The Northern Whig says“ The impolitic impost on the distillation of whisky in Ireland has led to the decrease of tbe legitimate trade ; but while ...
... lyl Fa Lappens .that the, worthy postmaster neither hnowrs MNr BnrnardSLambe nor his whereabouts. de .T WhiE.-ThoNorthern Whig says: Th impoiiinilto h itla t of whisky in Ireiand h aa led to the.'decrease - ,q.the legisiimate trade; but whileithat has ...
... Cotitiaestalressulsione. Tool: lengui.hed ; and ..NM periudical panic abort the mover., of the • d the desigtotof the French. The Whigs had Men their metal lock of a d. iciest revenue and an increasing Ix. p.aditote. Sir Cloths Weod, who Chancellor the quer, ...
... Mimeses application sad osergy, and was not dragged !seek ward or Mmward by sympathy for the popular cause. Ile woe strictly a Whig under accuratte discipline, and went with big party •ethout compunetion into their A political ecoooroist need not he a hard ...