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... Government themselves when they were out of office. He had always pretested against that blind and suicidal policy of the Whigs by which they refused concession after conoesaioo, until they had disgusted and broken up their party. They aimed at resuscitating ...
... resolution passed by the Municipal body in Deny, from which it appears that there is intention of allowing the matter of the Whig plot, of the 18th of last month, to drop into oblivion. The loyal inhabitants of that city are determined that shall come to ...
... Sir—Lord John Russell haa not inaptly been styled The Stormy Petrel of his party. Hia flutterings always presage storm in the Whig atmosphere. To the Durham Letter and the Vienna Mission it is needless to advert. More recently, the Italian Despatch has raised ...
... emplojfu of the Castle, are plunged in grief, only enlivened by tbe that they have one and ail been * sold* by the beloved Whig Government for which they supplanted Lord Derby’s Administration. Such gentlemen are but winning in the abolition of their ...
... ideas deserve the deepest attention from every one who wishes wel J, and thinks fit to keep his mind clear upon the fact, that Whig ana Torv are alike to Ireland, and the difference that respect between Lord Palmerston and Lord Derby, no wider than the line ...
... was joiaad His Kaaa, that It was iaopossible to eoapty with dotnaad open (hail mads la sash complimentary manner.—JVorlbara Whig. Fias Esc* Ms. A moating was bald Monday in'tho Voary .roam of Piter's pariah, and rcoolntiona ware Is aappaat of the aaoraaaaat ...
... and the employees the Castle, plunged in grief, only enlivened the feeling that thev h • one and all been “sold the beloved Whig go* rmoent for which they supplanted Lord Derby’s niuistration. Such gentlemen are but winning abolition their places the just ...
... . Killenure ken a favourable aprovement may e respected genal health. ard.Kesh.has ac- rone for the ensu- Uexander Rogers, Whig. iday to Miss An- Hon. Sir George an elegant dejeu- cresent to a select s happy spouse left ear Welwyn, Lord the honeymoon ...
... of driving them for ever from employment under the Crown. This piece of bad aervice has not been forgotten to him by the Whigs. We not regard the demonstration at Stroud honest and spontaneous expression of local sentiment. A thousand one there ia an ...
... opiringof 7 assistance Wilmington, l~3. U..T New-Uerne, w** ll , u «eaistanco, rushed into the Tories, such brave, town, which was Whigs. Doctor Gaatbongh unsnoceMfiri secured scow, for the ton, h* vi B was .hot through the to for the country Lad mnoerely adopted ...
... and but embody the genera! aeotimsnt In bidding farswall for lha preaenr. and wiabing all to Mr and Cberlee Kwn. —Northern Whig. SociaiT-—-At the uau*l meeting lhi« society, held on Thursday, the following gentlemen were elected representatives the council ...
... had aocompliahed hie wiahee—for the Party Emblems Act was in no wise tranigreaaed by the deration of the Crimson Flag. The Whig patrons of Mr. Lyle may well pray to be eared on future occasions from his rash services. In one of his published letters he ...