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... gentle- i mass thess procaedese to censure the misgovernmnent to which Ireland bad been syatematically stsbjeottd under the Whigs, and especially condemined the legal ?? which bad been rmade by Lord Chanbrady.-Sir RoBERT PeEL waeseorry that the, right hon ...
... 'to 'be' allowed,'frh. a lwas ''..'XZOud 4haben he*55 Tory.-(I&aghter.)-r. 1 Po4'diiseh'oped7yeAt siupport Mr. Bedford: eas Whig. I(Renew,4.laftuhte).' 1 ?? 2Bs'JAXIN CUiA ?? ehtinbeir 4fte~reedLn ocsy.tt~ ob f ther ! abloi of.'ratbe over 2 nlsv fto oe ...
... much toucbed-by, so., gre'. 4g.a~tsticlosy of reapsot and se.' attachment to her' gi~eat and 'gcod huebbiid' '7 be, THg. WHIG MHEysv W.Satdast~binolitifthat '~'Lord, laredloi bed joined the Itinittry.sln ;iply th'4'v1e to t succeedt to the Premiorship ...
... the House, is the til, tibbon and the garter. Thos o were aristocratic [lmes btin the old Each of Lauderdale, a broad Scotch Whig, 0 111ld sav, ' the noble Yerle opposite, Wi' the blue ribbon. LI d Sidimnouth, after he had been speakert and made a lord ...
... were greatly moved, Lo ;anId old Bleckmaun's troubles were now at an end, as the if son is wealthy and prosperous. t, Tic WHIGs AND WILrLIA NXAxtEz.-There are one a or two points which.deserve special notice in the Life of n Sir Wi liam Napier. We ...