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THE POLITICAL PBOSPECt

... not fundamental reconstitution of the Govern- u.ent. The elimination two such pure Wnigs would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet. The probabilitj is. that succession weak Governments would ensue.” The Pall ...

IRISH GRIEVANCES

... services, he had deliberately made up his mind to follow an Irish policy very different from the coquetting imbecility of the Whigs. The task which he would so gladly have commenced may yet be successfully undertaken by his most distinguished pupil ; but ...

TOO LATE

... officers ; and think it more than proabable that a dexterous motion for Parliamentary Reform lead to the reinstate meat of the Whigs next February. are sorry to think that it should be so, because we don’t see what the Reformers are to get by such motion, ...

GENERAL NEWS

... of Reiorm sufficiently to carry the bill, and compensate for the bitterness and expense of an election. The Belfast Northern Whig states that a series of deplorable cases of poisoning from eating unsound food have occurred in the neighbouriiood of Newtownarde ...

itonif rs. but is b.isjil u:)on t!ie most p‘t Mifc and statistics the most rcliub'e. The statistics brought Uj> in

... old Whigs and the extreme Liberals do not agree better in Cabinet than in Parliament; and, just proportion the latter element has been introduced into the Ministry, has been the want harmony. Between the alterna tives of eliminating the pure Whig element ...

THE NAIRNSHIRE TELEGRAPH. OCTOBER 81. 1866

... refers the decline of the Irish population not to the three bad harvests,” but to twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule.” The purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he said, to be thus expressed “Drive the human beiqgs away to America; send in cows and oxen ; make ...

GENERAL NEWS

... wit requests fur immediate payment; the one 1 ordered (o be laid the table—the other be read that day six months.” The Bangor Whig says:—“ A letter was mailed in one of our post offices (he other day that had no postage stamp it, but in place of the stamp ...