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... LrANTED, NEAR PS AENLAST, 10 O1 20 B BETLING ENGINELTS, on a lease. Apply, ) y letter, staling particulars, to ''itmNori hern Whig OMice?' 807 G YOUNG MAN WISHES FOR AN E AGE- A~MENT, either in tlhe Lineni or Wootlen Bausi. d iess, Salary no Object. LSetters ...
... established, if anl overwhelming military, in- culius is to crush beneath it the progress of a civilised Europe, how far will the Whigs be re- atsponsible for having contributed to that cala- m mnuity ? We a re not saying that even. the basis IIof such aii alliance ...
... that has arisen since the t Peonasular War. The Earl of Dierby knows that he evn vwould be as powerless as the most hacknied Whig (Li that ever snored on the Treawory Bench if he were oh to truckle for n single instant to what is called tho Ml ?? Court ...
... the Goverinusent.' The Marquis of a the Hartington appeared to knowv nothing about the | ion school; but he knew that the old Whig policy wire, was to yield to Romish dictation, and he carried t the out that policy so far as it lay in his power. ark. _ )PU- ...
... achieved an end which the supporters of the Po Government will not thank him for-ho has po disappointed and alicnated the 'Whig party Ml proper- so Even the most eloquent passages of his speech failed to elicit one cheer from the benches imme- n distely ...
... Reform. They have been contented with the performance of the compost Of of Willis's Rooms as it has been performed. Thme lit Whigs embraced you, and they choked you in their mn embrace. (Loud chee~rs.) If we arc invited to an investigation of that transaction ...
... collusmiliation isreached. W' Jqith tile (ispersion of the present House of Conunon10ls the Conservative reaction which the Whigs have fostered will cease. 'The relative 0 apositions of political parties are non' once more t defined. It was not among the ...
... mind of Mr. Gladstone. The on ,at that the siieech of the Chancellor 7as nothing m ri-re nor less than a challenge .to the old Whig party es in the Cubinet, vwho are hept together by the tn fsil tenure of the Premier's life, and who m weald throw Mr. G'nladton ...
... deputation on Sir r f n. Peel on Friday. Ho mur t say that, for the first an time in their lives, the Irish members all agreed- of Whig end Tory, Radical urd Conservative, Roman th Catholic and Protestalnt; end it wvas owing to their th n union thit Sir Robert ...
... brougtht to siee hlii, wronggs hi the Vight light-or, s ait leaist, ne'ver at the time when hie wee wanted. S to do go. To7 the Whig-, Ireland has alwalys heen r-l -I knife~ with a double edge ; arguments that were useful one wany cut his fingers the other ...
... i We warmly commend this work.-Ee.?fastNewvs- Letter. 'We have rarely met within the soam compass so much valuable ?? hern Whig. 1 Mr. M'Comb has mode this corner of Ireland the subject of one of the most readable and interesting Guide Bonlis wo have ...