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... had not only been distinguished at the University bat that he was a rising young member ; and asked, with some point, how the Whig party could hope enlist recruits if this sort of social excluaiveness was to persisted in. But rumour adds that took nothing ...
... Willis & Co., Blersersoart W'tlaon, 51. 1., Il&rgrerebldge, Chspel-tweet F. 6 Co. Canning pitare Wilson 6: Son, Water-street Whig,, J. (~ Cbapel-street. Whittlo, 11. & Co.. Derby bld/re. Fenwlek-sires: Wolf, J. B. de, Tower bides, Clispeletreet LOANS ON ...
... -principles, than from.any Tetirement behind the scenes with the cbject of guiding the Conservative ppets, as Mr. Grason works the Whigs. oreover, it cannot be concealed that the dryness and utilitarianism of Lord Srantev’s political speeches, though they win ...
... his Excelleucy the Lord-Lieutenant, &c. Mr. Somers was a great supporter of O'Connell during his life, and afterwards of the Whig party. In youth he was well known in Dublin from the part he took when the officers of the 10th would not dance there, there ...
... FsrEoRRAN complained of the tyranny syste- Illatically practiced by Whig Governments in the royal dockyards, and the practices which they had always adopt'ed to strengtlmen the Whig interest in the dockyard boroughs. After a few words from Mr. DALGLISHc ...
... Washingtoncum-Downing Street Law Oracle Sir Richard Collier : HOW MUCH LONGER WILL THIS FREE COUNTRY tolerate the tyrant rule of Whig Incapablcs and self - stultifying Liberal” Despots, fawningly cringing before the insolent menaces, and basely truckling to ...
... division without notice; and so a catastrophe which would have rejoiced the whole country was for that lime averted. If the Whigs bad been upon the Opposition benches, we should have had, we may be sure, no such considerate forbearance. Lancashire Distress ...
... his Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant, &c. Mr. Somers was a great supporter of O'Connell during his life, and afterwards of the Whig party. In youth he was well known in Dublin from the part he took when the officers of the 10th Hussars would not dance there ...
... generally comes in to finish off a scolding correspondence with any of the other Great Powers.—Saturday Review. The Richmond Whig very stupidly attributes Earl Russell's anti-Southern proceedings to , bribery, saying, Such a course is unaccountable upon ...