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... 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 ...
... 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+ ...
... Dr. Hampden, who was suer used to entertain loose ideas, bad been made Bishop of Hereford. There was an outcry against the Whigs. It was raid that whereas previously they had been anxious to limper with the property, they were now going to undermine the ...
... constitution.' rights of the South, that he was frequently brought into contact with Webster and (flay, the leaders of the old Whig party. Mr Diode, these oecNions, grappled his opponents with great power and effect taking as his guide the protest Mr Jefferson ...
... of 26,000 men. the Monitor with toasts , process of construction, the great Chippewa chief issued a proilaniatioo that he 'Whig direct brings intelligent that controvert them. If there be in it any inferences On the 23th the Confederates unler Wood- and ...
... of Kinsale, and of great influence in the locality. During the active portion of his career was an ardent politician ea the Whig side, and always took a leading part in the Meteor the borough of Hama= was Meted amber without °prelim' the rainwear of Benjamin ...