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... laughter.) He did not believe Mr. Gardner's successors would require to have this hint given to them • whether they be Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, they would all be delighted to find that Mr. Gardner had originated this graceful aut e —they would be glad tofollow ...
... too flimsy to deceive. TORY VIEWS OF WHIG DIPLOMACY AND ITALIAN LIBERALISII.—4mong the political phenomena of these anomalous times, few are more curious than the appearance of a Tory M.P. as the apologist of Whig policy in Italy, and as at once a defender ...
... Sir Edward to the electors East Kent. They might, with equal justice, censure Lord Derby, who formerly one the staunchest Whigs in the United Kingdom, for being now the great leader the Tory party ; hut the charge he (Sir Edward) was anxious to meet and ...
... tHE REPRESEN OF LIS DELFAST, THURSDAY, JAN. 8.—The Worthern Whig of announces that Mr. _Richardson, M.B for Lisburn, is about to resign his seat in Parliament in conse- ill health, and says it is resignation will be announced on the first day of the session ...
... THE N OF Betrast, Worthern Whig of this announces that Mr. MP» for Lisburn, is about to resign his seat in Parliament in conse- says it is probable that his resignation be on the first day of the session. John Barbour, Esq., of Hilden, Thomas son of Sir ...
... off, and after eismining the Douro's papers, let her go on. TEIE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. BrallsT, THumDAY, The ZAorthcra Whig of this morning announces that Mr. Richardson, M.P. for lsburn, Is about to resign his seat In Parliament in oonsequence of ...
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... December, at, o{ other. But do know somethin* Mr. Henry Blob which twenty-four Sen.tore were present These gentlemen j d iDe ...
... fallen oe the out.townshipe. Mt. Halbert had aloe told them it was the law, and could not be etterel, therefore it of no use Whig time about it, and be was sorry theehairmaa backed him out in it. He also regretted the took the come be did,—a coarse be had ...
... secured. In the second place, the Conservative candidate had not only to contend against the territorial influence of the great Whig landowners, and against the concentrated Radicalism which has long held sway in several of the Kentish towns; but he had also ...
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