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... more of a Whig and less of a Liberal than he had been when out of office, and did more than any of hia colleagues to reduce the once great party of the Whigs to position in which no one could say a good word for it. Lord John baa been the Whig, par excellence ...
... John M'Robert, Esq., was killed in the same way. It is reported that man was killed the lightning at Saintfield. —Northern Whig. ...
... Te3ll HOP OF GREAT SERMON r MI 4 LRELARIN. Arnandion, trenalaiial by authority, by P. LAVELLE, and J. P. LIONARD, Req. Ono %Whig and Sixpence. A PMDPLMS OF SAME TRANSLATION, Sixpence. AUSTRALASIA, by P. J. Surfs. Esq., &wooed Edition, eirreatio. THE KY ...
... most certain his Royal Highness the eneral, wll 0G fF some he will increase the sport by giving a cup t aed the for at the Whig. — VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO bas, It is the intention of the Queen to visit Perry, towards the latter end of August. Her Maje Doctor ...
... of the First Minister, are ten and twenty years his junior, whereas, the House of Lords ls>rd Johu would the senior all the Whig Ministers there sitting ...
... of which nations can be governed with wisdom. Bat if this be in England, what are to say about Ireland? In that kingdom the Whigs cannot find seat for either of their taw officers. Mr Cardwell sits alone in his official ' , body? he proves how easy it is ...
... of will shortly take place. young iii-oi John B-invan was drowned •.' Union Sunday last whilst bathing. THE SICK WH:IGS. The Whigs ire very tick. Their friends have not yet I taken final farewell ul them, bnt it is known that they are a very had way ...
... who was better known to the world as Sir Benjamin Hall. He is a smartish man, and possesses one claim to the confidence of a Whig Ministry, which few public men of modern times have in an equal degree. He is a most consistent foe to Ireland. Whilst he sat ...
... in the summer of the same year. He was thus open to the proposals of Lord Grey in 1830, and then first became a member of a Whig administration. Of his subordinate, Mr. Gladstone, we need hardly speak. commenced public life as decided Conservative and ...
... ts is that is exactly in the position wh.ch Tote used to complain he himself involuntarily occupied! Toriescalledhim Whig, and Whigs Tory.” file English Radical press called Sir Robeot Austrian and Uourbonlte, the Irish Tory press Oaribaldmn and ultra ...
... “Garibaldi for ever! and as soon this was discovered the gendarmes were ordered to remove the whole. THE SICK WHIGS (from the prfas.) The Whigs are very sick. Their friends have not yet taken final farewell of them, but it known that they are a very bad ...
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