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... Commissioners of the Income-tax, in virtue of his descent from the once powerful supporter, and afterwards fierce opponent, of the Whigs; and, perhaps, in acknowledgment of the judicious silence which Captain O'Connell has maintained through several sessions, ...
... and for a short time in the following year held posted chief Secretary for Ireland under Lord Melbourne. On the return of the Whig party to oMos and power, la the spring of 1835, he was raised to the e, bat has not sines held any pt Tic post or mixed mush ...
... contemporaries seem to be the anti-climax involved in the notion Daniel O'Connell retiring from Parliament to accommodate a Whig Ministry, and accepting the modest solatium a non-political appointment. a moral point of view, we cannot think the new Income-tax ...
... oonsideratiou of it, be offered hi* political service and influence order to secure the return of the two Tories for Dover. The Whigs, of coarse, proposed annul the extended agreement, and give the peccant contractor no further employment after the ensuing ...
... appropriation clause—that famous rock on which the ascendancy of the Melbouenes and the Greys and the and the and all the big Whigs, was shipwrecked. He has brought us back again to that memorable crisis our political history in which true principle triumphed ...
... men holding similarity of opinions md sentiments. But there are none blind as those who iot see. use the terra Tory party, Whig party, Rad cal iarty, without any reference organisation. In my letter if April 25th, I asked what had been the policy and ...
... Actual of the Earl who is the solmowiedged hood of these And, thirdly, Mr. Arthur Klnnaird is a member Psalre monk ities he is • Whig. and so therangldy • Mat he has come to Home Shadow. He was by noble Lord's Ode all Womb the floottieb tone. He if as well ...
... was the ques- tion whith drove Peel's first ministry from office, it has been scarcely mooted since its abandonment by the Whigs nearly a quarter of a centuey ago. Abstractedly, no one can defend the principle on which the Irish Church establishment was ...
... political has lost every shred of credit and popularity which le ever possessed. He is simply the quoo!am leader of the Whigs; od the Whigs are extinet as a party, though thoy atill survive as a politieal His foreign policy bas completed the ridicule which ...
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... wiy to something of admiration for the pluck which leads him to take np an nnpopnlar canse and oppose bis old friends tbe Whigs.— Mirror. —In the course of the year 1868, literary inquirers attended at the Record Repository to make researches into the ...
... present time great amount disease prevalent throughout the town, the most disastrous being typhus fever and small-pox.—Northern Whig. and the Roman Catholics Halifax. A deputation Dissenting ministers waited the cemetery committee of the Halifax Town Council ...