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... very principfe. the neglect of which t4J if induce Government take their pro’ 'owever, must look ujon the question by tho Whigs, that has contributed make an *iJ it by making fresh soundinga, and laying arranged. The government cannot re- them unpopular ...
... will probably ureto burn the cotVm and tobacco which may lie in danger of falling into the Federal#’ hand# ; and the Richmond Whig exclaim*, “If the •'elfish policy foreign Government* leads them to seek their interests aiding in our ruin, let u# allow them ...
... mpettable. We most some effort will be made in the Home of Lords to exps3ge the clause, which Is Weed s pkilal specimen of Whig economy. be clause onto in operation would not only destroy those mealiest institutions, the county hospit►ls. but enlarge ...
... expect a renewal of the subsidy from the government. For our part we have no fears at all that point. We have no love for the Whigs, because they have not been true to Ireland. But this is a national and not party question. It has won the support of the entire ...
... congregations for wh. cits plains hare bee, appointed.-/’cemun. one HUSTON.— tulate onrr«a l le , s„ , l anott.er.ieier.t of the Whig Mini. N eih irVi ' ‘l'emimirr for thr ttorih Killing of yorkslnre. An emulate •' - i, rr,lt ' 'aagnnge ,te,l tooffcndhisr ...
... University of Cambridge very artfully endeavoured to enlist the sympathy of the old Whigs—the gentlemen who sit on that bench aud go to sleep at 11 o'clock (laughter). The old Whigs are fast fading away from recollection, but the right hon. gentleman endeavoured ...
... THE MUNSTER NEWS AND LIMIRICK AND CI. Mg nothing like buiduess of moment to occupy them—for the Whig in the Upper House is • blank, the Loral: 7 6lsecHoe did and overdid *hat the Secretary for Ireland achieved in the Com• owns. He created a row. and sit ...
... think the check too sudden and complete, as it gives way, and consents to a compromise. The Ewald thinks that of ell odes of Whig administration, the eventful career of the reviled eude is the most disagreeable and humiliating, and asks, what are we to ...
... too sudden and too complete, so it gives way and consents to a compromise. The Herald thinks that of all the episodes of Whig administration, the eventful career of the Revised Code the most disagreeable and humiliating, and asks, what are we to think ...
... and del not, at the of tho iiiintorinlista, sank to make capital for himself by whitewaahing the pereecnting and lionknipt Whig On this occasion Carlisle appeareal anxious vent further importunity on • eubj,:rt ao iiivta4tettil to bine> if anal his employers ...
... applied through Mr. for Leer lieen*©. reply to the Chairman, Mr. Q ...
... The prospect is not a hopeful ...