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... TII DI V I :i o x T.lRissu has rone and gone; the Whig star is still tin asc aidant, their trratraont of (lalw.ay t' the contra:/ nit viths'in lit Our cotom- pa y the Fr.v in is rather silent the even', bit leans to the hope that may turn out. m abl. ...
... Lobby of the house, as busy as a hatter rallying his forces on this important topic. So loud was he in hi, condemnation of Whig perfidy as he walked the lobby wi t h Mr. Gregory, that the latter had to take him aside. T h ,. subsidy is yet safe. Mr. Maguire ...
... but sufficient majority of 15, the nam, berm being 296 to 281. So far as the division could be looked on as the trial of the Whig Government, we regret this result; but regarding the attack of the ITory party as direcied against a measure of great I pablic ...
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... the Attorney-General, has become Lord Chancellor of England with peerage and retiring allowance of £5,000 year, when the Whigs are turned out of office, which is but matter of time, and no time either, 1 fancy. Fortunately for the dignity of the new ...
... libels originated by Whig leader, upon the principle that if yon throw quantity of dirt some it will slick, and greedily caught the noisy pack of Hadieal trading politicians who judge other men’.- iiiu(ivc* J»v their own. The Whigs must heartily wish that ...
... iust receivwl should teftch the party n little cautio.i. and Ihu. in the next fe# month*, ►ome honourahe men originated a Whig leader, upon the prli.ciple Ibatlf throw quactitv of dirt some of it will tck. and greedily caught the noisy pack of Uaditmltradmg ...
... N& IRISH LIBSRALS ARD THU CORSIIRVATIVRI. In the more palmy days of the ImpetiaL Parliament Ministries, whether Tory or Whig, were too proud and independent to hold Mit* on small majorities, much less by suEranee. Lord Livt.a root, Geoaos C.extrio ...
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... one or two gunboats. The fleet will, probably, anchor between Greypoint and the Whitehead, in seven fathom water.—North crn Whig. ...
... wisdom of our paternal Whig rulers in a light hit h wou:4 be ludicrous but for the serious and weigaty inttn.te volved. We should like to know what answer—and, no doubt, we will be in due time gratified with the intellicen, —the wily Whig Premier can give to ...
... Shawn-na-Maudheree”— Welcome old friend ! Your stricture* on Messrs. Waldron and Bagwell are richly deserted—the former always Whig hack, and the latter resigning his office in cisgost, yet voting for the Ministry with whom teas so ditgutted ! Shawn, Helen ...