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... inalition. ' A. to a Conservative think it more than that dexterous motion foe Parliamentary Reform *oak' lead to the of the Whigs neat February. thuugh sir don't we what thin Iteformers likely to get by such except return to other. Perhaps a revonstruetion ...
... the new Administration. Lord Stanhope will also probably accept office, and it is hoped that some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby who would be prepared to concede to them an adequate representation in the Cabinet. The Daily News savs—A ...
... a 1.4 led sink, is the la.geit *seal that loss ever Mee on the Slit., awl a* Mere was net far her sod /ninetieth Brawn the Whig, the thoroughfare that way is is the meantime roorosro &tom mot or PI AT R110C0111 . 5 At satins of • Dm data Troatres, ...
... ite maimer the material the country. The LfNE.v Traite.— T(j«! “Northern Whig” of Saturday observe* Char linen market ha* been firm ami active the week, and for cUaae* of good* advance has been obtained, S.tocka in all hand* remain within small comjiase ...
... MONTROSE, ARBROATH, AND BRECHIN REVIEW, FRIDAY, July $. IRELAND. The Linen Trade.— The “Northern Whig” of Saturday reports as follows regarding the state of the Belfast linen ti »de during the week :—The linen trade has been very steady all week, and ...
... , astonishing an- nouncement the eloquent Chancellor made last Friday evening 1 Wo rather fear the Tories and disaffected Whigs are acknowledging to themselves that they have made a grand mistake in taking the position they have done. The remark made ...
... are reported from Leicester; Manchester, and Norwich. The ” Advertiser” says it seems be certain with the aid given by the Whig malcontents the Conservatives throw out the bill. The ” Post asserts that the delay which circumstances, or error in judgment ...
... twenty-one years, who can read and write and spell, and are masters of the first four rules of arithmetic. Several the old Whig party—of which are Lord Elcho, Mr Horsman, Mr Gregory, and others —took occasion of the motion for leave to animadvert upon ...
... he hoped that this question of Deform may is. settled ice for all by some nensure which n•ay seemly the pledgee both of Whigs and Torten, and yet not altogether undermine the foundation of the A NORTH 11W i.e TEM Lie's. —The other night the painful ...
... which refers the decline of the frish population not the three bad harvests, but “twenty years almost unbroken Whig rule. The purpose Whig Cabinets was, eaid, thus expressed Drive human beings away America, send in cows, and so mate Ireland a aileut | ...