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... to the Typographical Society 7’ and “That the d fortnight from this date.” meet again in a The course taken by the Northern Whig, with regard to statements made by it in reference to Trades i was severely censured, while the announcement of an increase ...
... which the Government of Lerd Derby, six years ago, did not endeavour to de- cide upon broad principles, and not one which the Whigs and their followers have not deliberately kept opea for factious purposes. Externally the temper of the nation appears calm ...
... which the Government of Lord Derby, six years ago, did not endeavour to de- cide upon broad principles, and not one which the Whigs and their followers heve not deliberately kept open for factious purposes. Externally the temper of the nation appears calm ...
... wisdom of their policy, and upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves forces which lic about them. It is true that Whigs grow robust in the braciog air of ition, and the fact may console for their exit ; but if they are wise they will learn te ...
... There was rore excitement last time, for then the Whigs intended to throw out the Tories, but, if we are to judge from the mani- festo, the Tories are not now really intending to throw out the Whigs. Contests always bring out party feeling, but it is ...
... English barley-grower instead of the Chinese cultivator, and complains that the still leaves th: finane cial legislation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and The Times does not deny that every single pro- of the Chancellor ver is likely to be beneficial te ...
... the duke this amount of glory.— The Cavendishes, though not a great race, are a very useful one, according tothe measure of Whig usefulness ; they work hard, and offend as few people as possible. It is a pleasure to the British mind to add up the seats ...
... was that they were only thing he they called it, to get rid of base Whigs.” — (Laughter.) He had no objection He should shed no tear. (Laughter) But when they had got rid of the base Whigs, aad sung the song of triumph, and danced ever their prostrate forms ...
... the duke this amount of glory.— The Cavendishes, though not a great race, are a very useful one, according tothe measure of Whig usefulness ; they work hard, and offend as few people as possible. It is a pleasure to the British mind to add up the seats ...
... Weck, on the Road he- tween Donegall Square and the lege, a WHITE LACE CLOAK, Whoever will bring it to the of the Wor ther n Whig « wi a receive the absve Reward. = — 735 REMOVAL, FOP A SHCRT TIME OFLY, ALTERATIONS IMPROVEMENTS, AND WIDENING OF BRIDGE STREPT ...
... expected, ia the whitewashing of the real deling Lord Westbary ho,” it asks, “believed that six Whigs, four of whom were Cabi- net Misisters, would condemn a Whig Lord Chan Couur The result proves that the Government were rijht in packing the committee. A ...
... Herald would have relief to the barley-grower of the Chinese and complains that the Budget still leaves cial legislation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and The Times does not deny that every posal of the Chancellor of the Excheg ver Is to be beneficial te ...