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... sustained, 29. Whig objections, 6; sustained, 4. Conservative gain, 25. Marshland.—Conservative objections, 34; sustained, 30. Whig objections, 14; sustained, 14. Conservative gain, 10. Gallow Hundred.—Conservative objections, 14; sustained, 12. Whig objections ...
... Radical or democratic, but of the Whig, section. Political principles and policy have been put on and off, have been re-constructed, altered, and revised, to meet the exigencies of place and power. Alternately the Whigs have done obeisance to democracy ...
... of South Lancashire, Liverpool, Dublin, and Belfast, in contrast with the constituencies represented the leading men in the Whig-Radical Cabinet; aud asked If a Conservative policy stagnates the effects of trade, how is it that the great centres of ...
... is employed on a mission all agree. A letter from \ ienna, dated the 51h inst., says—His lordship is nick named here the Whig commis-voyageur,' inasmuch as his presumptive aims have been commercial matters. He is said to have de declared that England's ...
... top of the house, a distance of some twenty-five feet. Medical aid was sent for, but life was found to be extinct.— Belfast Whig. On Saturday morning, two men, George Hart, 38, and M'Carthy May, 30, who were proceeding along the line of railway for the ...
... Establishment and the .'ularisation of her resources, is well known—in fact is openly avowed—but the assistance given by the Whigs and other Liberal churchmen, to further the attainment of that object is not well understood, and its inapt rtance is, perhaps ...
... praises free trade, the French treaty, and the repeal of the paper duty; and attributes all our prosperity to those acts of the Whig-liberal government. He is equally satisfied with our foreign policy; and contends, that, in rejecting Mr. Disraeli's motion ...
... from and had received them with indifference; we, Englishmen, had received them from we had received them though the veak, whig, : ,t^, l> y l r Kussell, ai approved . :,l » ston. cheers.] Did feel those men? [-'No, no?, not feel witu shame? tY«.] te ...