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... On tlieso Sheriffs, Thomas Pilkingtou nnd Samuel Shute Esqs., who were Whigs, and chosen in opposition the Court' the Kinyr did not bestow the usual honour of kufgbthood. On contrary, on, accepting the City invitation, had not hesitated to his dislike ...
... Osllles .p t. Mir 00 e essillsat et saga. sad sail reggigleg sea 10 sag gr. Ar Mai • besassa. rest Is awn Sea fisis imbalsils, Whig ...
... S IN IRISH JOUmNAS. The attention of advertisers is directed to the BELFAST DAILY and WEEKLY NORT'HE' The DAILY NORTHERNl WHIG, established Januarrfl9 is well known to advertisers as a leading Irish ouJralOIl! highest standing. and is recognis,,d as ...
... hundred to one they will not recognize his consanguinity. Burke's opposition was grounded on the purest and • most primitive Whig principles the love of constitutional monarchy. For what says M. de Remusat The Bill of Rights had nothing of the aggressive ...
... JOHN ALONE he sat in a puzzled reverie, While his study-fire burnt dim and low: For this famous statesman, beloved by every Whig, was thinking of DANDOLO. “Wisely,” he murmured, I wrote, and wittily, To CAVOUR, in freedom's cause, you know, And patted ...
... by the Whigs has been a favourite theme of invective with their enemies. Yet the same class of men who kept Burke down among the Whigs would have probably kept him down among the Tories. But they had not the same power. The strength of the Whig party lay ...
... may avoid the gas elerrymes, gentlemen of fumes, rupture-curing quacks, sad ether swindlers, who publish lying tretessesisla Whig they writ* themselves, fictitious reviews from Journals which do ■ot ea it. profess to cure disuse with inetrumente inYead ...
... politics, than hy those with whom there general accordance sentiment on the leading questions of the day. If there were any Whig nobleman or gentleman in the county who had preferable claims to the Lord-Lientenaney of Carmarthenshire, nothing would be ...
... MUZZLING. IN the art of official muzzling the Whigs have always shone pre-eminent. Their political forgiveness knows no bounds. Never yet was • there a troublesome member of their own side whom at some convenient period they did not tongue-tie at the ...
... of the other Irish law officers being in parliament, and the absolute necessity which exists under all governments, whether Whig or Tory, of having a representative in the House of Commons from this country. In case the Attorney General waives his right ...
... of Commons : Conservatives 303 Peelites ..• 14 Whigs 23 9 Ultra-Radicals 93 Conservative losses : Pontefract. Roscommon (Co.) The Conservatives thus, singly, out-number Lord ialmerston and his Whigs by 64 vateA : so that his tottering ministry is only ...