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... A WHIG- hen the titled ninconipnop was Taunting hi.* birth and ancestry, was pertimently told that resembleil potato. as ail the good could boast of whs underground. Much the same thing may be truly said ot the pure Whig* Their services to the nation ...
... THE IRISH WHIG MEMBERS. The szthjoined latter has been eeldnessed to the Tablet :--• Stn-The following extracts are from a letter signed .M. in the last Tablet :- Let its do justice even to the ' Twenty-one.' They come to Parliament as Whigs, determined ...
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... PARTY WORK IN COOKSTOWN The following letter appears in the Northern Whig of Friday :— “ Dear am induced, with your per.nission, to notify, through the columns of your paper, my resignation as Chairman of the Town Commissioners, Cookstown. The paltry ...
... the House which the Whigs may gain to their side new of gracious self-abnegation. Coalition has done its utmost: and now that the Conservative party numbers nearly one-half of the house, and is being steadily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well look ...
... hava prevented Italian Revolution hy the overthrow the Whigs. There is doubt of it. The cons-pi-acy of Cavour 1 Napoleon oottl ba hettar crushed in London than Paris or Turin ; but the Irish Whig members proved themselves more anxious to support the ...
... the House which the Whigs ra gain to their side by now ac s of gracious sclf-abuegalion. Coalition hts done its utmost; and w that ihe Conservative party numbers nearly one-half of the hou-e, and is beiug steadily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well look ...
... rather local to the association than general to politics—rather suited to London audience familiar with all the ins and oats of Whig chicanery and cabal, than to a provincial assemblage blissfully noinformed in those enlightened practices. the epeech now before ...
... Waldron Tipprrary • Mr. Ksmonde, Waterford ; Mr. Bagwell Clonmel ; V. O'BntEN, King's 00. ; Peasy and Mr. V. Scully, CorK—tl.o 21 Whig Members must march ; and the coaulrv had better look out in time for other men ! ...
... success at the bar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, paiil great attention, he joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1816 was elected Congress, and continued to belong till 1819. He was a strong ...
... your's most respec “Joun Rickanp, ex-Chairma orable death, Cookstown, Nov. 8, 1860.” White In reference to the above letter the Whig says :- e Red. “We regret to observe that the display of party fe iral of | one of its worst social phases, is among the ...
... matter. We are eared the /Whig Gmernment is strong—the Opposition distorgineml. Here to the evidence :—Since the general I election, of year, the rollover.; neat, have been gained • by the Conservatives On opposition) the Whigs (in riMer) :—Ayrshire, Taunton ...