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... that the changes which remain to be made esn well wait until more convenient time. We need not, J after the fashion of an old whig, enumerate the , measure* of the last third of a century, hut any one , who compares the re luirements of eodstv under the ...
... smears I, etatioa, a email hoses in the ionstry, • ernairer rthshl•etree', sod the emaileet reverence powible for Anse widths Whig,. Little liarY horn in 170 5 ): her early reeolleetious an irruption into the mansion is Poland. street by • of the fleardr ...
... Housed Commons, wero nannies adoptel. The petition, deseribin4 the ananoial of the Government, the delimit for the rearrest Whig above in millions sterling, denounnee the grant to the Mysore Prim:iota as taxing opposed to the tin= of the last sr 1 present ...
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... day, with even-handed justice he exhibited his perfect inde- pendence the next, by being as eloquent an advo- cate for the Whigs ; alluding to his writing lead- ing articles simultaneously for the antagonist news- paper organs of Pitt and Fox. Lord P ...
... state of political opinion at preeent in the town constituencies generally. The candidates are Mr. Harris, the nominee of the Whig party, who represented the borough from I 7 to 1859, when was ousted the late member. Dr. Noble; Mr. Heydays (Conservative ...
... been effected, and that the whisk menses to be made can well wait until a esavenient time. We seed not, Alter the of on aid Whig, the amesures of the Yet of a century, but nay one she comperes the of society under the Pedissmat with the hobbies al a Radical ...
... other lands, who rise to rid themselves of the blight and the curse of English dominion. THE IRISH LINEN TRADE. Tiie Nortliern Whig makes the following remarks relative to the present state of this trade : — The Linen Trade : Although a slight indication ...
... s detamd,l and celebrated its obsequies by sending to th the British Parliament this gentleman, who hassince.becomaelc( a Whig Lord of the Treasury. In Galway it has in like he manner been proclaimed that the Lever contract is. more dear to the Irish ...
... Conservative and every Liberal” in England t« read this paper; the former, that they may learn how their distrust the little Whig is justified ; the latter, tha 1 ' they may for once eee a true picture of the career of the man who is properly described ...
... one day, with even-handed justice he exhibited his perfect independence the next, by being as eloquent an advocate for the Whigs ; alluding to his writing leading articles simultaneously for the antagonist newspaper organs of Pitt and Fox. Lord Palmerston's ...
... nor Mr. Grant vouchsafes us any en- lubtenment as to his opinions. No man could ?? from tho address of either whether he is a whig or Tory, a Conservative or a Liberal. Neither Professes that he will give a general support, or ofer a general opposition to ...