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... Count Con oar and the speech of Lord Cl ardendon leave little room for douhtirig that the Italian arm was appear -d by the Whigs before the Lorne: of the Mr-aoh had given the slighteet hint that his itlteadad to bring it about. Lord Clarendon's memory ...
... rejected theoffice,isthathisacceptanceol endorsementoi the course of Sir Robert I’eel (hisses, and cues of the coward”), a Whig-Tory, renegade himself from Tory camp —another scion who graced his name, and who was _ “Tf * . Lord Palmerston found that ...
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... although the Whigs may be waist- ing in their duty to Ireland in many respects, he may I believe that the party which •Iruuld succeed them in office is not as well disposed towards his Roman Catholic fellow countrymen as they. No Whig High Sheriff would ...
... profess patriotism, nationalism. end all that met of tbiag et home. in order to be enabled to mere deepen isa abroad? The Whigs, d Peelites pass fee In the way of cis timid eimeiltation, and thereby forfeited political repute*: in. Let ea dies hope. ibis ...
... se fitting an nistridoent for sorting out now Whig pol.ey, in ties toOntri. a part of hi. mo.nn nay have been to bring the mem nth, into such derv, pate, that people might imik upon the long contemplated Whig drogn of adonis. Ling that let readmit revoleation ...
... upwards of thirty are unable to till their little farms for waist a Massa rienaLn.) or oats ; these are eacipally on the lei& Whig noir Irish &ore. Mwriof Lord Campbell. In °Kenmore die- tary. Fes ea noes mama commend viry great distress prevails. The S ...
... Colonel—Whig and Liberal though he be—against the Catholic Major. Our local Conservative cotemporary? the Constitution., which is a very faithful reflector of the opinions its party, declares that it is perfectly legitimate to eject a Whig in order to ...
... readers not to too sanguine respecting the renewal of the Galway Contract knew the policy ever pursued towards this country the Whigs. Last night the Chancellor of the Exchequer asserted that the loss to the counlry in the conveyance of mails between Galway ...
... adherents, to accept office under Lo rd Palmerston, the county. The military force is composed of three necting himeelf with a Whig Government which of the 4th Dragrooa Guard sand a company vad betrayed and i njured Ireland, and which had up- of the 11th ...
... the Whig Government doctrine, that Irish gentlemen are not suited for the highest offices of the State, and the understrapper places alone are reserved for them. One of greatest objections to Colonel White is this—when Sir Robert Peel, true Whig, but ...
... pound. age mider that heal to b Hall. west to it tit,iiu t and that of the laaviest— The ?Mller two division., respectively, Whig ally a penny ant a penny farthing, and the Inner two AL . lingo and two-pence, naming it ethe amber thin bead the greet iliffmence ...