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... Denmark. or the rest, the Quarterly gives the greatest prominence to ecclesiastical questions, on the ground that when the Whigs are in office, tSf. m danger. The measures indent.fi, d with the names of Sir e r ney ' illv n Sir Morton i n , v l aS parts ...
... (LIMITSD). Mr Press appeared for the liquidator, sad the list of contributories was settled. There is a report (says the Norte Whig) that some of those parties who are ardently desirous of • faction fight in Lisburn, we endel-' vouring to bring forward M ...
... LIBERAL NEWSPAPER. I N political principle the SPECT ATOR i s Whig, tut with a moredecided tendency towards reforms at house and the extension of orderly freettm abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to hove. Since its estab• lishment, however, in 1828 ...
... Leaden 0 en. Nedra Imgation.&c. IladiterranoutEa.Tel. National Co. Nerbudda Coal et Don Netherland. Land 8 8.0 Prof. &NALL. I N. Whig Australaiin OroaMl Go.. Oriental Inlatalltosat Gee Peel Landaltin Ponta& Oriente i Mat. 7€ Do. New_ .. 16 abysm:lay Den . ...
... Waterford. DAILY BN4IYIVZ (SUNDAYS EXCNPTED). TEEMilford Haven and Waterf o rd Corn.. Com pany's Royal Man Steamers will ( =Whig). HAVEN & WATERFORD. 1 From New - Milford at 7.5 From Waterford 3.15 p.m.. p.m., on arrival of the 9.15 on arrival of the train ...
... down a aorta& hedge, doiug le the of ad.—The era was disiniaad. Phillip Withers, assmokar. of nbarablirb -.8 as. by P.C. with Whig drank sad risiaos in that ea the lb bed 134., tag Gotta, as tea tleye boriseateeet ...
... 14 16 t 1 . 4104 31 Wbial I 7 Ramedalset —II 48 • Dowse fj f Maisz,t 31 36 8 nj Iron 1 a du Downs Wheal 4 41 - orth Whig Coaeola 41 3 Providence „. 40 42 393 ON 403 Cana 3 1 41 84.410 7,14A016 Stray Park— —-. 87 39 Taw iiveraadforil I 1 Orelt ...
... THE GOVERNING FAMILIES OF ENGLAND. (From the Spectator.) THE CAVENDISHES: WHIG PERIOD. The second history of the Cavendishes, their career as a great Whig House, devoted to the cause which in those days represented freedom, the cause, that is, of aristocratic ...
... going on everywhere arouud him, when the country, eager for the ejection of the Whig ministers, were yet unable all at once to unwind the bonds that the first bust of Whig enthusiasm, after the passing of the Reform Bill, had thrown round them. He warmly ...
... political Dissenters would not have rallied around them; and without thesefol- ( lowers, the Whig party-after the memorable schism between the new and the old Whigs in the early days of the French Revolution, would have been in a miser- able minority. After ...
... V - WHO DI TO SUCCEED PALMERSTON ? • `Whig is es yeint d dying waist el If to isdre weddimly lik a would it Wle their el s ao 1116001 el rising olstemea to to posterity the awe* of been it in that She spirit and 11 the eyeless is oiist but Tire Is as ...
... Consequently, in political principle, the Spectator is thoughtful Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards Worms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, it has ...