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... lani ears - We have perused with extreme mortification and disaprin;ntment the report of a 'tenant-Right case in the Not then, Whig it Welite•elay tit•t, which case had been heard on the previous day before the A-.i-tant-11 mister at Lurgan, the plaintiff ...
... staff of a Whig Administration. At the same time, it should be r collected that he did not change benches in the House alone, nor, properly speaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Conservative camp. as Lord Derby came out of the Whig camp, to maintain ...
... Spain and Ireland. where the British Government is endeavouring to undo what every British Government has supp.erted. whether Whig or Tory since 1833, and to i lace the whole of the laity. against their wishes, procrate under the feet of Dr. Cullen and the ...
... in the docks, found some boxes of percussion caps. With re si ect to the seizure of arms in Dundalk on Saturday the Northern Whig states that they were consigned, hi the ordinary course of business, to an ironmong r, and that they wire purchased for the ...
... there •as difficulty in calling on the stetting to @wort the Executive Government of the country. No matter whether it • ere Whig, or 'fory. or Comervative, it tUb torts the institutions, while it protects the life and of he eniuntry (Hear, hear.) The FeniAn ...
... up In a corers apron. lying on the thew ; the bundle was opened. omol a piece cottoon tied the lock too tor One ti is, the Whig was nit Geteneot, and oo• • title tigiut room] the ?leek if the child, Whole@ south .11 a ligtirt :Ten. The witness waro not ...
... connected with the FelllAll conspiracy. tie was lodged in the police office, and will probably be committed to jail—Northers Whig. ...
... additional proof that they act. not upon principle, or upon the principle only of self-preservation being the first law of • Whig Cabinet, and all this by their friends Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Lows. They hod themselves Deserted in their utmost need By ...
... might and would justly repudiate anything that they did. lii conclusion. he made a forcible appeal to the independent moderate Whigs to be wise in time and not to bury themselves prematurely in that tomb its Westminster Abbey in which the hon. member for ...
... y C lord in bringing in this amendment eould separate the I advice, and departed ft all precedemmt. all' the Api-S 42 1816. Whig party from the Liberal and popular party, and if he previous recommendation of the hon. member himself. hr lb. extram. succeemled ...
... Well th- Dino lime* • die, upeD the there., 110,1 Sink .o n' I , till tidlil 41.1 vita ?that. 1.• vii this erre , loeol be Whig elkicia..cy a,lety—indl. II has sir. r been Iron.. In 1.11. ALL TARISTII• IC %KIN •TolitCLA A , D ACVI.I. limsenoto liii ...
... it they a ere admitted to Perliement. in which he hail sp. kg.. of the Opposition in last speeeli. Tile notde earl still the Whig parts were therefore tot mwn t o , at tad Lott the w. rkieg men would i.ot could Mr. Bright told them that lie hail 1141 i ...