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... enterprise took action. For many mouths the shareholders of the Atlantic Steam Company wore kept uncertainty to whether or not the Whig Government, backed their Liberal majority iu the House of Commons, wan'd permit the contract carried out. this was most injurious ...
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... of and t>f. Alban’s. silfnce few of the innaieet malconteuts it oilers them ar.oTier metrop iliian H'-st, and solaces the Whigs with great prospects in South Lancashire and the West Hiding. ILii tin it* are limits to the forbearance of tbe House. There ...
... , charged with fixed were • i.. i . . .. . one receiring a wound, two and half inches '‘ \ appears likely to overtake Uio Whigs lice WM MTfro cat the tlian even their worst fears had led £be Court. n, Qri M.jesty the ya- eo, accorDpaoied by tbrPiioeeM ...
... ige inspector, was present. local constabulary and county police were also in attendance, and rendered »iblc a*- —Northern Whig, Tn* Riot.— Than «i*j, on the f e\iou dEj, there was no inclination reviTe Liabara. Head-c joitsble nippod the maticr in tin ...
... Francis Forbes, Captain Kit-wan. and Thomas O'Hagan, Esq., Q.C., Attorney General for Ireland, and all profess, we believe, Whig principles, and all art determined fight the battle for the vacant seat. Rmnmtr is current in town this day (Saturday), that ...
... -i—lie it aid not comileuance slavery, hatonly to masters an the part ot ..Us, MeinDgtuW Khism which the early Jewish coi-ve Whig an,m. in .he Church, wanUng te Oenliles who embraced the faith to unltorgo the rirruiiieiaioii previona liapUsin.-aii lll ...
... working together with an ambition for distinction at the bar which shout this time powerfully affected the young Scottish Whig*. When Weddctborn left Edinbnrgh for London 1767 the jouruey occupied *ix days. Wiu-n I first re.icl.cd London.” says Campbell ...
... who had fair claim to this distinction, Mr. being the only came importance that was excepted. From this lime for wan. the Whigs gradually increased in power, and Campbell determined improve his chancea by trying for a scat iu Parliament. He accordingly ...
... Patrick Owens was killed, some time ago. The deceased was from the neighbourhood of Ncwtownlimavady, county Deny.— Sorl/u-rn Whig. Views o? the Blackwateb. —Acommiaaion hasle to Mr. Stopforri, artist, by Mr. Leopold Lewis, the College, Yoaghal, exccu'e ...
... is place and |ovveh. never was instance of prolonged aiiira>iUon, after the vital powers were ail extinct, the case of the Whigs. A few secondrate politicians of standing, parts, or tnliuence generally, have contrived as nearly l« monopolize all the honours ...
... the quarter there is a net increase of £1,570,000, an amount which is nearly that of the augmentation of the income-tax. The Whigs have been obliged, in deference to the clamour of their hungry followers, to set aside the appointment of Mr. Roundell Palmer ...