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... their chief, and the Morning News seems to be of opinion that if the Chief Secretary is rather rash, for the interests of the Whig Government, The O’Donoghue is not the man to lead their party to successive parliamentary victories. The chivalry and hot blood ...
... almost every Irish member of the House of Commons. No Irish member but Colonel White could be found to endorse the creed of the Whigs, that the high offices of the State were above the ambition of the Irish members, and that only subordinate places were fit ...
... against principles entirely inconsistent with our idea of true liberty and political independence. It is not contest between Whig and Tory, between Liberal and Conservative. It is a fight between the wellaffected and reasonable part of the community against ...
... tb. the was to aeoreolit the ha= in • omollowed he 11. would to i g I io food Palsosoraasis NAY on eatarraff how fa sot OW Whig\ P.M to Moja IMO moI 'testa gime la imply tr , the LEI amoomilsoilea that gam* ? How la It What Mod Ted aimed moo _boon to ...
... Vatican than he otherwise would have experienced, reason of bis accusers to the Bishop being certain Whig gentry among the Harbour Commissioners, and the Whig partj are by no means in the best odiour at Rome.” Amid this conflict of assertion, believe the truth ...
... of with wide the P.dirddry is se Wins* emaseeeil It will he Me amdelese adverts if I. the el me eiestry ;Mi ltstleadmuy the Whig tarerry, will AM is It ea nallimideg theirdshie—withilamarleimaties, et the bib tad the hesest rigida et f0b, Mil ha ems ...
... published Retired Solicitor,” on the working of the Irish Courts, contains some strange revelations. It points out that the Whig Government of 1850, when it carried the Act of Parlia- ment which cause petitions were introduced into the Irish Court of Ivjuity ...
... minutes afterwardsde: ;h Icing instantaneous. Six persons who had Lien cvncerced in the riot have been arrested.— frortkern Whig, ...
... are firmer. Prime Biga, 445. to 475.; extra picked, 60s. to 525. 6d- per barrel; Dutch, 975. 6d. to 100s. per hhd.—Northern Whig. ...
... of the United Kingdom are much too costly and much too important to be administered to suit ; the convenience of a clique of Whig gentlemen in Whitehall or even of a Coalition Government, the ! position of which is such that nothing can be ventured cn lest ...
... 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 ...
... almost every Irish member the House of Common?. No Irisn member hut Colum-l White could be found to endorse the creed the Whigs, that the high offices of the State were above the ambition of the lri ...