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... ultimately be admitted ; but their admission would be degrees, for he was adverse needless shocks. Conservatism. be Tory or Whig, was their true national peril and the opposition they had to face. They might, for a time, dam up the stream, but the volume ...
... as safe as in mid-day. Although there were several thousand* on the ice, heard of accidents of a serious nature. —JSorthrrn Whig. Dxsrrrcrio* ix TirptaAur.—We regret to have to state that there now great deal of destitution among the labouring classes ...
... Reform Bills, those still-born and those early blighted- He recall* Lord Russell’s memorable bantling, which, he says, the Whigs ought to have stood or fallen, but with regard to which they took care to neither, He fires passing shot that of lord Derby ...
... is about to marry a daughter the laic Lord Jocelyn, and grandtiaughtir Vismint™* Pah*rr*t ...
... Parliament, was unknown in Ireland till the Mayor of Belfast threatened introduce it. It j wa-* then charged that John Rea, Whig a scandalously , ami evil-disposed person, wickedly and maliciously intending to scandalise, vilify, degrade, and bring into ...
... lamia would not have taken of rejecting It. Hut the hill was not dead, hut had again taken shape, and the Tories, well those Whigs who were so like Tories, hail uncomfortable feelings—so uncomfortable it came almo&t to shiver (laughter). What apparition ...
... intentions were honorable, and also not ' unwelcome. But when explicit declaration became ne; cesearr, it appeared that the great Whig orator's notions were liberal and anti-matrimonial. Peremptory missal followed and not long after Lord Derby be! came the fair ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. (from OCR CORK CORRESPOXI»KST.) Of the successful advance of General Sherman the Richmond (Confederate) Whig writes— There longer any doubt that Sherman lias contrived to get through Georgia, and reach place of safety for himself and ...
... exclusively Catholic. Hit whose fault was it that there were not more magi- Irate* in that Council ? It was the fault of the Whig Government, who had refused to appoint to tbs magi-tracy one whom his fellow-citizen* consider*] worthy of the chief magistracy ...