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... Hobert Peel was a mein of the world with a certain dramatic itnpressivenc , a that was not earnestness; and Lord l.us.ell is a Whig nobleman, with cxmvictio l is certainly, but with no conviction so strung as the necessity of breaking ail opposition to his ...

... in Jamaica St. &milieu, C. T.'s No. 3 Ditto, in Pint , 's per 2 dozen case „ 22 1 rive-Liberal creed of the one, the Whig creed of the will do. These good Tories think they will have a Margaux, C. T,'s No. 2 „36 A •it other, was as well known ...

... Mount Treucbard, bis seat in the county Limerick. Ah Spring Rice, the deceased Peer was well known, ami held offices in the Whig Governments subsequent the Reform Bill. He was Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1835 to In the latter year he was raised to ...

... most unpopular men in the Cabinet, has suddenly converted him into the ablest statesmen, and we are told that in biro the Whigs have sustained well-nigh irreparable loes. There is doubt that he was wise and skilful in council, and that the natives India ...

... his speech, that he w: et. In made short, sharp work of them, but for the r hat offi- panying of his being superseded by the Whigs. sed the Unfortunately, the foolish—we must say t tables —Fenians have given Ear Deny too go of the been has not Repudiated ...

... winderpest has no political affinities or antipathies, but is thoroughly unpartisan and impartial, killing off the cows of Whigs and the heifers of Tories without any regard to which side of the House they belong to, the pestilence the aspect of a common ...

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