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... DECLINE OF WHIG INFLUENCE IN IRELAND. THERE is one point on which the Irish people are almost unanimous—that is, in their detestation of Whig rule. At the last general election very striking proofs were afforded of the reality of the Conservative reaction ...
... TUB LAST WHIG APPOINTMENT, TO THB EDITOR, Sib, — Whea you noticed the appointment of Mr. Vaughan to a police magistracy you had, no doubt, forgotten that the learned gentleman was, for what reason uo one on earth could determine, ap- pointed by the government ...
... THE LAST WHIG APPOINTMENT. TO THE EDITOR. SlR,—When you noticed the appointment of Mr: Vaughan to a police magistracy you had, no doubt, forgotten that the learned gentleman was, for what reason no one on earth could determine, appointed by the government ...
... IRELAND UNDER WHIG MISRULE. IN his attempt to divert attention from the real point at issue, when Mr. DISRAELI'S resolution was under discussion in the House of Commons in July, Lord PALMERSTON claimed credit for himself and for his colleagues on account ...
... WHIG v. CONSERVATIVE FINANCE. ( From the Press. ) Finance bas always been a stumbling-block in the path of the Whigs. Their desire to obtain present popularity has involved the country in much un- necessary expense. Consequently their ascendancy since ...
... THE LAST WHIG APPOINTMBKT. THE EDITOR. Sir, —When you noticed the 11 Vaughan to a police magistracy, you l»i doubt, forgotten that the learned gentlemK foe what reason no one on earth could deterouaf, e l»inted by the government to a comndsaioa •* » inquiry ...
... ABOLITIONISTS MANIFESTO OF THE WHIGS. BT THE HAMK. There u good in the Whig* after all; although like the bottom of Patrick’* ford, aometimea a long way wonder ii that men well at one time and ill at another. But it ii only proof that in political parties ...
... a Whig, salary £1.500; James Hill, Q.C., Whig, salary, £1,200 • Rev. R. Jones, Whig, salary £1,300 had nothing say against these gentlemen as to their admitted respectability, but the question was, had they done their duty Then came the inspectors; one ...
... •mid _ Ihread* *gist ad. Whig - ...
... Wooden Weddings, are getting to be the order 'toy. The Quince;, Whig notices one which took place at the resilience of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Nichols, in that city, few days ago. The gifts were water pails and cradles, clothes-pins and boot-jacks, wash tabs ...
... subscription to the Relief Fund had nothing whatever with it, and that certain members of the old Whig party were amongst the foremost in inducing him to come forward, though they afterwards shabbily turned their backs on him. justify Mr. Eaton’s candida'ure ...