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... stream, city strewn, of the any-tse- Kiang. what the Chambers of Commerce could tell us, however, Whig tactics in China have really gained for us since the Whigs took it into their heads to be mandarins, . . . Looking for results, it is impossible to find ...
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... credit, can fill the granaries with food and | make of a deficient harvest a good one. \We are in the hands, | pot of the Whigs and Radicals, bat of Providence in this matter, and Downing-street has nothing to do with it. Otherwise we might retort upon ...
... the best sense of the ® gent matter how humble his position in life.” The Herald comments on the disastrous policy which the Whigs have pursued towards this intervention) a little more “ I¢ English Liberals had recognised constan! his princi iple (non- wo ...
... a hard fight with the Whigs, in the great Reform War; but, beaten in that contest, and beaten down, they rose again, reorgauised, and assumed the name of Conservatives, though what there was to be conserved, beyond what the Whigs have done—and that, they ...
... to be so nam-d by having been formerly frequented their supporters and the friends of the Revolution, and afterwards by the Whigs. 'Lamb and Flag,'probably given from some early connection with the Chnroh, where the emblem is often to met with, and denoted ...
... the interests of Ireland. nmeed the Irish people themselves have implored most earnestly that this measure might be adopted. Whig, Tory, ;:-otatlnt, and Romanist have united upon the subject. We are glad that attention has been paid to their wishes. Ireland ...
... all parties, but he can—to use illustration which will simplify the position to English readers—unite the main forces of the Whigs and the Tories, and leave the Radicals to take care of themselves.— Times Correspondent. SPAIN. The Archbishop of Tarragona ...
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... the country. It is now admitted on all sides that such an organisation pervades almost every corner of Ireland. The Northern Whig admits its existence in the North, and suggests tbe extinction of Orangeism a cure for it. In the West of Ireland, the Sligo ...
... to grow bolder under the indifference with which the regards it, Its existence is acknowledged in Ulster, where the Northern Whig suggests as cure that Orangeism should be suppressed—a remedy which recalls Sir Kenelm Digby's theory of anointing sword-blade ...