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... country upou the subject of the Irish Church— a subject which was formerly made* the stalking- I horse and stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which vow ! formed little interest for the Treasury Bench. It was far easier for the Government to read lectures ...
... be was a very judicious mem- ber, but he would never boast of sending a member to Barlia- ment—he cared uot whether he was Whig or Tory — who would ! not, or could not, express his own views or those of his cousti- ' tuents. (Heir, hear.) And, at the ...
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... from tbe days of Colonel Phipps, who died fight- ing for Charles 1., to the father of Lord Normanby, had always voted against Whig principles. Peaih of Prince Frederick, Brother of the King y Pb.ESIA. — W« have to announce tbe death of this member cf the ...