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... fortunes and supported the ! policy of the Whig party. Between 1841 and 1846 I Lord Paltnerston was in opposition. In December, 1845. some advances were made to him, but the hoetility of one of the leading Whigs rendered any final arrangement impossible ...
... de Chamboni has subscribed 600 f. to the fund for erecting a monument to Chitteaubriand at Melo. , Pollee Nova—The RicAssond Whig of Dec. 16 contains the following paragraphs under the police head :— Jerry Dangerfield, a Petersburg free negro, and Ophelia ...
... TUESDAY Monnian.—The NortAern Whig of this day announces that Belfast is to be contested by a liberal candidate, in the person of Lord John Hay, R.N., C. 8., son of the Marquis of Swedele, and Ex-M.P. for Wick. The Whig gives a report of a meeting of ...
... others It was their exertions that an Irish Dockyard was forced upon the reluctant Whigs, and an Irish Taxation Committee appointed. The Conservatives gave and the Whigs cancelled tho Gal wav contract. short, they have given special attention to Irish ...
... week has fallen like bomb into the Wine camp. It is entitled, Against whom will you jote , being answer by Irish Catholic the Whig Government pamphlet, For whom will you vote The answer has created a sensation Dublin. Nation. The beat and timeliest advice ...
... Election Pamphlet issed from the Press this week fallen like bomb into the Whig camp. It is entitled, Against whom will you vote ? being an answer by An Irish Catholicto the Whig government pamphlet, For whom will you vote? The answer has created ...
... formidable difficulties that were in- evitable in such an undertaking as the establishment of a Catholic daily paper, neither Whig nor Tory, in this me- tropolis—and when, after much outlay, much toil, and much sacrifice, it had for a long time previously ...
... Pamphlet issed from the Press this week has fallen like a bomb into the Whig camp. It is enti- tled, “ Against whom will you vote ?” being an answer by an “An Irish Catholic” to the Whig government pamph- let, “ For whom will you vote?” The answer asensation ...
... at once give, though it may interfere with the family influence of the Grays, Elleces, and other aristocratic and powerful Whigs, but which justice demands should done. Lord Brougham, Serjeant Sharkie and Sir Arthur Pigott had given an absolute opinion ...
... a nd Institutions of this country. uch exagge- ration and misconception prevailed upon the subject. The guilty fears of the Whig-Orange Press led t the most bem to spread extravagant rumours of the extent to which res- titution and justice were likely ...
... that work to the Whigs, and of resigning his Premiership, but that the Whigs wore unable form a government through the refusal Lord Grey to sit in the same Cabinet with Lord Palmerston. The first Earl Grey was the only one the Whigs who stubbornly refused ...
... measures. Even amongst English counties that Bedford hM become lax in exacting Reform votes from its Whig member, and Wait Surrey allows its veteran Whig representative abstain from voting altogether. This goes with what say, and the appeal to the cons ...