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... care about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he W'as happy to say he never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might be, for he was of opinion that a Whig was creature completely out of the pale of all ...
... severely burnt through the dangerous practice of reading in bed, that it is extremely doubtful if she will survive. The Northern Whig describes a shocking disaster, by which a small sailing boat was upset in Belfast Lough, on Saturday, and 4 men were drowned ...
... divided the two great factions of Whigs and Tories. Now, however, he contended that no such question remained. For all that concerned the public busi- ness of the nation, he held that Tories were as good as Whigs and Whigs as good as Tories, but there was ...
... was the order of the day. and that the Church was to be given up her enemies, he left the inglorious ranks of the Whigs —sow become Whigs and something more—rather than barter principle and public honour for a mean possession of place and power. Who is ...
... instantly, and his faith in their principles and conduct was for ever shaken. The Whigs abused the Radicals and called them by bad names the Radicals vilipended the Whigs, and apostrophised them by still harsher designations — et cantare pares et parati—what ...
... model. The repeal of the union he holds to be the oily measure which will do permanent and essential t>merit to Ireland. The Whigs, he says, will do nothing tor his party, and the Tories less, possible. Neither of them will ever grant tenant-right to Ireland ...
... POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. A New Whig Peer.—There is a rumour in political circles that prior the next meeting of Parliament a new peer will be created in the person Mr. William Alexander Mackinnon, M.P. for the borough of Bye. The hon. gentleman has been ...
... At presen Australia and New Zealand seem to be the favourite plases of emigration, there being hardly any passages taken for Whig. Every Article for the Toilette, at Bioletti s 92, Bold-street, ...
... Fassinghatu, R. (i. Lowe, and T. W. Blagg, Esq., appeared for the Conservatives. Mr. Bontems and G. Debenhani, Esq. forthe Whigs The business was heavy and we have not obtained the result; but believe it to be slightly favor of the Conservatives. ...
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... that of keeping the Whigs in office and the Tories out, and this object adhered to without any very tangible reason. In fact, the balance of reasoning is palpably against the conclusion arrived —namely, that of supporting the Whigs. Taking two or three ...
... v. .several on / «nd this casedewuea several others, and accounts for the number of Whig claims allowed. at wi? iea u S need not be disheartened at the ain the Whigs have made at starting on their yearly vote-making campaign. The w°urst Sricfs are others ...