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... political life have cast bis lot since with Whigs and Radicals, and that the present disorganized state of parties will before long eventuate in an alliance between bis Lordship, followed by the constitutional Whigs, and the Earl of Derby, with the more liberal ...
... ly shattered, and knocked off tho perpendicular. On Sunday there were several very heavy showers of rain in this locality— Whig, Armagh Pkotertanx Association and the Derrtmacash Prosecutions—Protest or the Prisoners. —We (iV ...
... years ever since the grand conciliation and racssage-of-peacepolicy for Ireland was invented, which has since been practised Whig and Tory Governments alike. In the old days of open, undisguised Tory regime, it was not so. But, since lH2y, the mot d'ordre ...
... the best pen of three breeding pigs of same litter, under ten months uM—First, William .M’Afee, pen throe Yorkshire pigs.— Whig. the banquet The grand banquet of the society took place Thursday orening the weaving factory of John Charters, on the Falls ...
... con' tributing to tlie comfort of the meeting ; after winch * the children separated, apparently well satisfied.— Northern Whig. Belfast Hobticultcrai. Show. —This show was held yesterday in the Botanic Careens, Belfast. Such was the quantity of fruits ...
... principle. Mr. Herbert followed Sir Robert Peel in this modification of his views, though he had opposed the measure of the Whig government to substitute for the sliding scale an eight-shilling fixed duty on the importation of foreign corn, as well as ...
... Conservatism assimilates the principles and borrows the watchwords of its adversary. The Lancashire election warning, ami both the Whigs and Peelitcs may find out, when it is too late, how entirely they have been dependent on the great personal popularity of the ...
... experiences.— When he first came to the Whig, the readers of that paper had not had time to forget the terse sentences, and comprehensive, clear views of the late James Simms ; and when he again joined the Whig in 1858, he did so under still greater ...