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... to tolerate the Whig regime of excessive taxation and wasteful expenditure, or that it will longer allow the party in office to retain their places, as they obtained them on false pretences of Reform and retrenchment. Indeed, the Whig leaders appear so ...
... the sewed class followed their example. Lard Palmentos's absence may, howevcr, be accounted for by indisposition. Thirtyfive Whigs did not vote at all, and nln3 professional Liberals voted forth. previous question. ...
... if beaten on it, he must either resign or go to the country. This is admitted by all parties, and few will believe that the Whigs are prepared without a struggle to surrender their places a to the Tories. It is possible thee that a general election may ...
... best suited to the eventualities which may arise. I simply say to the Irish people—You have tried the intervention of English Whigs you have tried the intervention of English Tories in regard to the affairs of Ireland. Both of these parties have failed to ...
... there was no likelihood of any one doing so, I took up my uututored pan and addressed a letter to ;he editor of the NoriLre Whig, whioh letter appeared on the 213th of March. Mr M'Conkey then referred to the article in the which introduced his letter, ...
... the esadee, while tbtre are othen ..ho will not to local matters, but devote themselves to foreign affairs, and exposing tha Whigs, and would not breathe a word against that party, whose leader proclaim , d to the world that Rome wa the idsgtie spot cf ...
... sensitive but sore on the point. It seems, indeed, surprising, that this topic of emigration should be so favourite a one vri h the Whig orators. We are told that it is not good manners to talk of • rope to him whose father was hanged, and certainly the orators ...
... delay then has taken. place during the dirty yews Mr hes presided in at. Mr in an I have oeady stated, a Presbyterian, and the Whig ..ele . d'anineitute of Mk Nunnwho is a Um& and a. Otheervative, but the ensviriess and political; =, of tams gralleMen eyelike* ...
... Shams wseirstiesely at the prim at which they wets desic Atlantic , ware soarosly so firm as yesterday, bat they ol gewssal. Whig Shares were not though, with the Omsoness, which were dull at 2s. detlies, lower; and Wicklow Copper, Mining 000, 1 04 7 wi ...
... pronouncement by the House of Lords, through Its leaders of all parties, in favour of the anti-Papal policy pursued by the Whig Government in Italy. The Tories, backed by the Times, are preparing for an onslaught on Mr Gladstone's Budget. Mr. Disraeli ...
... —The lest words ever vrrittan by Lord as be verified by to tire fifth volume of his History el Logiend, are *direly on the Whig A POLTOLOTT TOWW.— An Odessa paper states that posation of a Greek has been *Who- in WM city, sewspapers in Hebrew, U l Preen ...