... political miraelea. As years rolled on the exigencies of his agitating career grew upon him, and thickened around him. The Whigs purchased his eketioncering support by unbounded patronage to his followers, until at length a new generation arose into public ...

... those events. T. monster party procession is over, it says. Another disgraceful page has been added to the history of Whig rule in Ireland. and onee more Romisb insolence has trampled upon the laws which Romish intolerance urged upon a weak and ...

... great difficulty in dealing with an enemy ; but an incen veniently patronising friend is not so easily got rid of. Half-a-doses Whig lords hare been, ever since the Reform Bill, trying to edit the British people, and the British people is heartily tired of ...

... day were taught the Orange party through the columns of their organ have had their usual results; and as our contemporary the Whig says, there is a very strong feeling in town as to the responsibility, if not absolute criminality, of those public writers ...

... WCORMICK'S, CASTLE BUILDLNcs, HAS JUST RECEIVED A VERT CHOICE mad &Met Steck of ELECTRO.PLATED BREAKFAST, DINNER, TE• SERVICES. Whig& are •eU worthy the &treaties llamas Purchaser,. C. OF DONWALI PL. A c.%alc Puce, ASTLE BUILDINGS uk DoxigwaL Fuca. NEW ILLUSTRATED ...

... demonstration, or that Mr. Disraeli is placed in Armin eik for advising the Conservatives a COMO of action that will discomfit the Whigs and displace their Ministry. What would be the result? Why, politicians of all shades, men of all creeds and belief, would ...

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