... present Government are anxious give what rcay termed material concessions to Ireland, to those political couce- ions wli «.h tie Whigs were so fond. If Lord Derby’s AJinitirtralion can sec their way giving short sea mail service, will be done ; and the companies ...

... confirmed tbe lnteUltmce an armistice for live days had been agreed to by Austria and rraula. and would probably accepted Italy . •'Whig that there was some reason to hope that U would proioutre i. and the hoslllltlea wculd not renewed. Alter some explanations ...

... origin ol bribery the Whig party -Mr Cooke at the time bribery was instituted the Tory party bold all the land, and the only way they could fight the intimidation which the Tories exercised was fighting means the wealth which the Whigs possessed. They all ...

... which had Ixicn the support, r departed from the rule past timer and. instead taking entirely the adv certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken fr- Uiat booro:,hi ribS'cr. :\vS mi Wblc toaeve 11 you look back b. the t me, .ay Who have been sincere ...

... extension peers Kngland from oti.ce of the author, and which was supported i.y became had been anw> . _ thi . jnin,,^. a tong Ust whig peer*. lea of that party The object seemed sever against the trvn \ l r'!t iK lhe result must be that In such popular side ...

... tlie trere very important, and some of them of very ‘fj /o«. gray,». « CmT. .«* ,«■ w 4 ogl-nd. been the tvatch-words of the Whigs and dock, from the Canal Company would r.ise the novel eharacier. They -ottld reqotre very sertou. fo yoor Gertrude .t,. had ...

... riLr* the decline the Iris a populatim not tbe “three bad harv*-su ■ but to ■ twvety yesr* almost unbroken rule To* purpoee Whig Cabinets, wa*. said, that expressed “ Drtr# the hamsn America tend in ows and oxen ; make Ireland a silent pasture (arm lor ...