... question has been dealt with by the Whigs as a means of having their supporters carried into Parliament, to be there disregarded and deserted, and fur this reason of the Irish constituencies, which hitherto returned Whig members, wearing the mask of liberdm ...

... rempaut radicalism and rerole• tion into a settled hatred and a determined hostility to ail the English liberals and the great Whig party. This retrogression has evidently occurred, because the latter are supposed to sympathise with recent revolutions in ...

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... EXCLUSIVELY by than ths Howes of rod Numerous oiler Mom It is especially fur Churches, Mae&ions, Public Rooms, Shot% amid Passages, Whig clean. warn, mimics% dry, rod GOUGH & BOYCE, IS BUSH LINE, CANNON STREET, LONDON. to all parts of Casty. RED LEETER BALL BLUE ...

... erNg the et sage; his wounded eaeeguisa, hi. Large quantities of amie have been shipped to Eng- and inflicted a wham weal. Whig the land from New Zealand. Plumbago is likely to be still pending, a third are. lacy mom at, added to the list of exports from ...

... opposition to Lord Derby's Government, and that they have violated every engageinent expressed or implied ; the conduct of the Whig Oligarchy led by Earl ltuswil has been meat anpriwipled, since their reform theories have Wien ab maimed, simply because an ...

... Nudist's .utmost, which plum a valuable pima the &R eel of the present Gouts. It hue hen Sir Harding s fate to allies the (whether Whig or Telly) on the Wm. eatketal which dining the Rosins Italian en gee Clue* et t• , be 'nem ...

... Secretary, for the time being, ectieg ceder the occasional instigation of the British Home Office. It was resolved long ago by the Whigs to withdraw these valuable, well regulated, and well provided hospitals from the industrious and respectable people f the (centre+ ...

... offices are sources afford the moans of friends for and of bands of the pow,!rs that the law a ppointments have use of by the Whigs either s for political partisanship did not suit them to and powerful accessory over Irish politicians dimi'e with astute dexterity ...

... patients in the hospitals of workhouses throughout Ireland. It is the tendency of all government officials, especially when of Whig constitution. to use every moans for the extinction or absorption of kiodred institutions under local governmerit, anti for ...

... nominated by the Carlisle — Brady Irish Executive, whose only recommendations consisted in their being political supporters of the Whig Government, whilst they withal made professions of the most rebellious and Anti-British principles. The O'Donoghue from the ...

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