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... the ñiiiiorobject of lifeWiiting oir - Toreigh Secretary from making himself supremely ridiculous before Europe. With the Whig experience of Ireland before him, even Earl Russell might have resisted the temptation of reading a Constitutional catechism ...
... In January, 1841, Mr. O'Connell said, at a meeting of the Repeal Association in Ireland: I shall for my part vote for the Whigs to keep them in; but I tell them honestly and firmly they have lost altogether the hearts of the Irish people, and nothing ...
... In January, 1841, Mr. O'Connell said, at a meeting of the Repeal Association in Ireland: I shall for my part vote for the Whigs to keep them in; but I tell them honestly and firmly they have lost altogether the hearts of the Irish people, and nothing ...
... LITERATURE. LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASHINGTON IRVING. Iv. London: R. Bentley. Vols. 111. and To any English politician—Radical, Whig, or Tory—it must seem strange, in these days of political convulsion, to find so little reference to public aflaira throughout ...
... LITERATURE. LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASHINGTON IRVING. IV. London: R. Bentley. Vols. 111. and To any English politician—Radical, Whig, or Tory—it must seem strange, in these days of political convulsion, to find so little reference to public affairs throughout ...
... twenty-one to eight in 1859, when the Whigs were brou htinto power by a majority of thirteen. It is divided still in 1864, and the majority has passed over from one side to the other. Instead of twenty-ono supporters of the Whigs, there are now eleven : instead ...
... How have the Roman Catholics treated their political allies? The Whigs can answer. The history of the Lichfield compact is an instructive chapter in Whig annals. Unquestionably the Whigs and Liberals won Roman Catholic Emancipation. The obligations then ...
... twenty-one to eight in 1859, when the Whigs were brought into power by a majority of thirteen. It is divided still in 1864, and the majority has passed over from one side to the other. Instead of twenty-one supporters of the Whigs, there are now eleven : instead ...
... veteran politician. He has sat for the borough continuously since 1826, and in addition to holding minor offices under the Whigs, he was Lord Melbourne's Chancellor of the Exchequer at the close of that Administration, and was First Lord of the Admiralty ...
... the Tablet that the Roman Catholics have had a second political emancipation—they no longer have a party alliance with the Whigs and Liberals. Very noteworthy are the means which are said to have produced this happy change. The Liberals have not forsaken ...
... veteran politician. He has sat for the borough continuously since 1826, and in addition to holding minor offices under the Whigs, he was Lord Melbourne's Chancellor of the Exchequer at the close of that Administration, and was First Lord of the Admiralty ...
... How have the Roman Catholics treated their political allies? The Whigs can answer. The history of the Lichfield compact is an instructive chapter in Whig annals. Unquestionably the Whigs and Liberals won Roman Catholic Emancipation. The obligations then ...