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... WHIG MWGOYERNMENr OF IRELAND. Some of the Liberal newspaper writers have at length made the discovery that part, if uot all the ills, which have arisen to Irelaud, have proceeded from what they style Liberal Legislation. This confession is wrung from ...
... favour at the expense principle. This Mr. Ferrad's doctrine : be fears the Whigs even when they offer gifts : and to Whig Admirals, Whig Controllers and Surveyors of the Navy, Whig Lords of the Admiralty, both Junior and First, he holds them in utter abomination ...
... of Ihe cervices of the witnesses is computed at £3,000. altogether wader £12,000- Mr. Edmond Yal«*g, vriting to the Belfast Whig • •ays:—“ This year there were potted in London, for despatch the provinces, on the‘evening preceding Valentine’s Day, upwarda ...
... more than Platonic affection, namely, Wilfilm’s queen, who entertained at least very warm feelings for her husband’s ultra Whig secretary, and Sarah, subsequently Duchess of Marlborough. He was indeed constituted to win female admiration, for was accomplished ...
... Hamilton could not take his seat as duke of Brandon, but the Queen named him Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court of France. The Whigs were thereby exasperated, and Lord Mohan, the very Hector of that party, adding public to private hatred (the families of the ...
... he does not omit anyone on account of his politics, he visits alike the Protestant nnd the Homan lie calls alike upon the Whig and the Tory, the Conservative and the Liberal. Thercfoie, in looking at this question, inu*t consider that it I eminently ...
... d in winter. Therefore, must feed rate pamphlet tor circula'ion.—From the Dady ,11 i )a nearly like grass as it is Northern Whig of Saturday, March .9, 1864. J' properlv dried and con, Wise pullers in Parliament —The wire-pullers practicaii e. g before ...
... taxgatherer did not spare auy man on account of his religion or politics, but visited alike Protestant and Roman Catholic, Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal. It was therefore a national question and essentially an Irish question. The laws which ...