... many learne .1 volumes, and beyond any conceivable number of the best leading articles. These are the days in which the Whigs and Liberals of Italy are suppressing Religious Orders, expelling Monks and Nuns from their Convents, and confiscating all ...

... the postponement of the measure, can perhaps hope for no favour from a clique of electors who formerly saved the hope of the Whig party from a total exclusion from Parliament. When Mr. Hobsuah shows the total inefficiency of a commercial treaty, granted ...

... wished the right honourable gentleman would tell the meeting what his principles really were [laughter and cheers]. Were they Whig, Radical, or Conservative ? [A Voice: Neither, and laughter]. He did not represent the views of the Liberals ol the borough ...

... sebbrity that we shall a at *A oat of bradstufts In this seamy, at the vary whoa of tis in Ragland are sessribing to a pledge to Whig smut the prise as high, and when breed threats's' to rush a praise swim; to the masalielhetory oonditicn of crops throughout ...

... Secretary. Such a man it is evident, must have some sort of official aptitude; he must be something more than a respectable Whig baronet, or a deecnt literary man. He has been in office so long, that he must have acquired a good character. It is not mere ...

... He wished the right hon. gentleman would tell the meeting what his principles really were. (Laughter and cheers.) Were they Whig, Radical, or Conservative? [A Voice—Neither, and laughter.] He did not represent the views of the Liberals of the borough, ...

... party are Mr. Hubbard, he Bank director and member for Buckingham, and Mr. Puller, the lumber for Hertfordshire, who, though a Whig, is earnest I,.lender of the principle of church rates. the question of total ibolition, pure and simple, without compromise ...

... they ill not do this, the cause is hopeless, and not worth w the I scandal of dissension. A BRIGHTER PICTURE. The Northern Whig, in a second article, supporting views previously expressed, as to the general increase o Irish prosperity w ithin the last ...

... witness the sundering of old ties. The conferment of this honour binds the new peer over to the Whigs. He has mit off his Peelite skin, and become: a Whig pur et simple. Henceforth Lord PALMERSTON holds him in adamantine chains, and we can no more look ...

... colonial architect. We that the time occupied in its erection be. bees just one year. and that the total soil is about 8,6001. Whig nearly 909 L ewer the original easereet—Oheerver. 10. M Panoouthous. Wails sosond ma _ Elisabeth. esooltow of am 1111111 M ...

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... and. however the authorities might deny the existence of Ribbonism in the Irish police, yet when an ageut was waated by the Whig Government, the commissioners at once knew where to lay their finder on the proper tool. Mullins was tried for robbery in this ...