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... the great Liberal party iu England does nut tee it ao clearly as .t might ; for even the Whigs v. s can wish to expel the House of Brunswick. Nevertheless, the Whigs and Liberals lure have been of eaeential service the Emptror , without them could out have ...
... grave and novel circumstances. It is true tire Government, with that ostentatious affectation of parity which sits naturally Whig, made an elaborate show of reluctance to permit them to come to life again j a reluctance, it must be admitted, not wholly ...
... the result, died at an early hour this murning. The bon. gentleman was at one time the po, pular Whig candidate, but afterwords declared himself not a Whig, hut Reformer.” Latterly be entertained Liberal-Conservative views, and, though giving general support ...
... our readers tbe eccentricities of these functionaries: bow they have been selected fill the bench from their devotion to the Whigs and to Popery, and how they have tainted the purs administration of justice, which, indeed was never designed that they should ...
... bearing ahila liaring *o* speaking; not uiillionaire Tom, but Tbornhili, Sir Francis, to wit, sire Indian Treasury Thomas The whig exfinanuer immortalised as fisher fur budget in the waters of fiscat coipitt.ess iu ’4l. isn’t the must Demosthenic speaker ...
... county Armagh flrat Imperial Parijsment—and,; sohaeqaently, in the years of 1815 and 1526. Hewaaby inheritance opinion itanuoh Whig, and, l>y feelings, aomethiog more. _ . Scvdhh Death Mb. DraaAll.—The death ■ Ur. Duncan Doahot, the eminent shipowner, been ...
... the Irish Whigs and plaoe-hunting Boman give Irish Proteatantism many heavy blow. While* therefore, Irish Protestants may defy and dispise the bitter hate of the party in Ireland, it their boon den doty themselves to oppose to the death the Whigs aa the ...
... the lanfarronade with which the power of the landlords in Longford was bragged of, despite the joint and viiident opposition Whig and Tory, Major O’Reilly has triumphed. It has been asserted that one the few landlords whom he counted at first amongst his ...
... dioaseanothing; the amiiin which it enundatca it already act BOW lodged by tin Kaecatire, wiiftlicr the occopanta of office he Whig Tory. Bat what it its bearing when brought forward at the present time Can it be regarded apart from the coo trover ry recently ...
... rendering to party. Not at all disconcerted the fact, that for more than half century they were bosom friends and allies the Whigs, they sue noW> more Conservative than the Conservatives thsm»slfe» If (the English Sovereign would only take leaf 00* of the ...
... no bargaining between them and die chiefs of the Protestant Party. While we say this, we are equally indisposed to help the Whigs against the opposition of their former allies, should, as has just happened in Longford, contest arise between Ministerialist ...
... going calmly through his duties. The side of the House which selected, is abundant p/oof that he has not forsaken his old Whig leanings. But, perhaps, his first act coming to London for Parliamentary duty, waa the strongest comment his professions from ...