... Legisla- ture is rased at its head ; going Liberalism, as a trade to live Ly, has suidenty falien iato limbe; and the Tory with a Whig mask in its band, raging and raving at the misister whose Veracity an end to the disguise Let us admit that, of all the polite ...

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... NORTHE (oo eee ee **Remonstrance is for erring friends—impeachment f: who bave done us wrong.” TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHEBN WHIG. propese, with your permission, to 1 briefly as possible the letters contributed to tl News (signed N.”) in vindieation of ...

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... Eaq.; John E, Redmond, Esq, ; and Sir G. 2 of 30s Bart, For the first time in their lives, brought to say the Irish members—Whig ax Radical and Coneervative. Homan Catholic « ad his testant—bad met together with one accord object of the deputation was—first ...

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... What do Whig party ceases to exist.” you think of Mr. Gladstone’s ech op Parliamen- tary Keform!” “The best thiog that has for a long time happened for us,” was his answer. “ [ was,” he continued, “ delighted with it. It has frightened the old Whigs, whilst ...

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... for us,” was his answer. “ I was,” he “ contin i with it. It bas frightened the old Whigs, whilst it has pleased the Radicals. When the Premier yoes, those ancient Whigs will all se- cede, in pure terror of Gladstone and his theories ; then we shall go ...