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... enceseefel issue, but we are glad that he has the courage to try. The Bell remarks with perfect truth that the real heady of the Whigs were the Duke of Bedford and the Duchess of Sutherland—and prophesies that now, with a younger generation ruling at Woburn ...
... LLANDUDNO. lleadey a pathless. with bets ea Wok sall Whig peeeldess of their cows, &led • bolds of beer. la the teem is they were ushered, a was spread a eswSaOwe Minis, however, is risk seemed themailres acqueiated le is dIJ sot ba.l to them. After molly ...
... the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair, for the purpose of raising funds to erect a monument to John Bunyan. The Heads of the Whig Party.—The career of the late Duke of Bedford curiously illustrates the political importance which a man may attain in England ...
... irregularity arising from the accidents that hsd befallen two ships of the company—almost the only eausos alleged—the English Whig party would still further weaken Its influence in Ireland, deprive itself claims to auy fnture sympathy support in this country ...
... a le to him, on of. the still delicate having been heard the Conrt support VS! Ve. bb of the conditional — . THE: NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, MAY Q9, 1861. THE AMERICAN WAR. | and beg to be taken under her protection feeling, the effectiveness ...
... many cannot; I was quite bald on the crown of my head when I begun using It.—W. HINTS ON THE MAN AGESI ENT OF THE HAIR, Whig. kers, Re., with Testimonials, List of Agents, !be.. gent pout free for tour penny stamps. KNOW THYSELF! THE ORIGINAL GRAPHIOLOGIAT ...
... Sir J. Ramsden borrowed from his brother-in-law, Mr. Horsman, all hl4 bitterneps, but without his power. Sir John is a young Whig who has broken loose from his party. He was a subordinate member of Lord Palmerstou's first administration—but he was not asked ...
... s interest to so. (A laugh.) 1 b-rman Wright—l not think ought aim b- the •’‘omiuct any .--f the English factions, wimlber Whig Torv. bu* show our resolve uphold lha subsidy. Mr. Brier—l totally disagree w.th yoiu The sooner get rid the crafty, -ming ...
... to interfere by action, and it hardly becoming that our statesmen should be afraid even to speak upon these subjects. Our Whig politicians are losing position and influence by their conduct in this matter ; and although they may plead the inevitable ...
... which has sadly wasted the valuable time of the session and which oalied forth Lord Dsbby's parade the Mansion House. The Whigs actually capsized the Radicals, and the eountry for a moment has lost heart, which the Tories are most willing to take advantage ...
... support the Galway contract. No one can blame our representatives for this determination, although to substitute a Tory for Whig Cabinet would be no gain to Ireland. But the course taken by Lord Palmerston and his friends on this subject has displayed ...
... Ms way sad seeded in Such ere (request, sad are as !mussily posed sun ; but at this °maim highest lady In Ms bappeoed to be &Whig by and as d the who owl was by reselvlog a gold wealth tb.cypbisnslsuswbajcl was mo a i peessage issgrass. The Maw* me mew ...