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... is, that if this Government fall, presided over the most eminent statesman now living of the whig party, wo are likely to sec the entire extinction of the whigs a governing party in the affairs of this country; but whether the government are equal to the ...

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... meditated their destruction. Ever since the passing of the Emancipation Act the Romish party in Ireland has been looked upon by Whig Governments as needful to their possession of the sweets of office. Successive Cabinets have, therefore, sought the favour ...

... the hemstime • the. ths mem le the red hem the et the town. Mi. IL the reteheltht • .4 the bet had =sem dealer. while hie. Whig eh. the Ibeateeeh not to rriat in efforts SO wpm the ok ipileft of rho.. proptaed. _ • r I; Aso enialwr &meals oll.rtslpmeet ...

... meditated their destruction. Ever since the passing of the Emancipation Act the Romish party in Ireland has been looked upon by Whig Governments as needful to their possession of the sweets of office. Successive Cabinets have, therefore. Bought the favour ...

... privilege of begetting lostn itnol holies is ton eel.t °hole. The Hasp.o it heir to the Duke of Devonshire, • holing Whig. and to Whigs must have &certain number of high officio. lucky at the age of thirty.thow, is mode Mccret.7 of There it more in reversion ...

... THE FRUITS OF WHIG RULE IN IRELAND. The great Council of the nation, assembled in Parlia- liaiucnt, has just performed an act which, though urgently called for hy, must yet he deeply humiliating to, Her Majesty's present advisers. On the statement of ...

... THE FRUITS OF WHIG RULE IN IRELAND. I The great Council of the nation, assembled in Parlia- liamont, has just performed an act which, though urgently called for by, must yet be deeply humiliating to, Her Majesty's present advisers. On tlie statement of ...

... inherited much of his popularity, especially in the county of where, with the solitary exception of the Sir Thom. family, the Whig party has not for tug had • more trumod Roder. I. succeeded in title by I& Wet WoosL SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT IN ...

... Messrs. Sa.vdfo*— and Earle on the other, having been with- drawn. The following communique, sent to us from an authentic (Whig) source for publication in • a conspicuous part of the paper. supplies not only the fact of the withdrawal of the petition ...

... Messrs. _.ini>eori> aud Earle ou the other, haviug been with- drawn. The following communique, sent to us from au authentic Whig) source for publication iu a conspicuous part of ;hc paper, supplies uot only the fact of the withdrawal if the petition ...