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... remarkable men, an exceptional place for himself. At one time the adviser, or. in American phrase, the wire puller of the Whigs, he afterwards formed the link between the leaders of the party and the House of Commons as it issued from the Reform Bill ...
... measure ander v false colour-(hear, hear)-liberal in profession, but t conservative in action. (Hear, hear.) What was meant by a whig ministry kept in by tory support? and no one denied that that was the se. Why, it meant imply this -a tory ministry unier a ...
... passengers; to Mexico, 4 ships and 15 passengers; to Sandwich hinds, 1 ship and 10 passengers; making a total of 2,55 ships Whig not under the Act,' 7,595 cabin and 6,850 steerage passengers. The total number of steerage passengers sailing under the Act ...
... gave him great influence and that time he commenced taking an active part in public aflain. He was that time an independent Whig, and the first election after the passing the lfef ...
... Cons !restive in action. (Hear, hear.) What was meant by a Whig Ministry kept in by Tory support? and no one denied that that was the ease. Why, it meant simply thus—a Tory Ministry under a Whig name, without the check and without the pressure of a Opposition ...
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... on the west of the northern island, is prevented by the dispositions of the army, which is gradually surrounding them. The Whigs have now an opportunity of seeing the inconvenience of the last American practice which they have imported into the morality ...
... papers, ialu b e n highly e.repositions, superior, .p and style to anything he had writt en before. LATE MR. THACKERAY AND THE l Whig, Edmund Yates, writing to the Belfast fast commencing will not be surprised at my again Thackeray, for so w ee au allusion ...
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