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... Government, of which, on this occasion, he wa about the States, rities, and Europe with He reviewed the ec es eet Whig hours of labour in spite of Whig Goverat end the irs 8 oe = am. (Cheers.) were knew no’ classes, of which Mr. Mill and Mr. Haghes on . believe ...

... would warrant them in br oceeding with the remainiug stages of the bill . as it no one who considered the tenacity with whieh Whigs cling to office for one moment believed at they would relinquish their posts as long as ey could find an excuse for remaining ...

... measures for improvement, based upon some constitutional and equitable principle of settlement ; but, judging from all antecedent Whig movements upon the subject, we apprehend that Earl Russell's plans of procedure will be better calculated to promote the in- ...

... consolation to his friends to be as- sured that his misfortunes are the work of his own hands. Having chained himself to the Whig chariot. he must not bitterly complain if he has to run up hill and down hill, and if the fragments of the somewhat shattered ...

... considerable amonnt of discreditable coarseness, in the columns of the London The article was copied, without comment, into the Whig, and a namber of other journals this country; and, in reference thereto, we hav: this week received the following communication ...

... workhonse: Mr. Fil te remanded him for ek, aod directed the hea constable to every inquiry about the prisoner.—Corres pondent of Whig. ...

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... assuming peculiar and somewhat unprecedented aspect. e have had coalitions before now. We have witnessed combinations between Whigs. Peebles, and Radicals ; but it would be a novelty for thorough conservatives to find themselves the same camp with professed ...

... the | past, has o! btained for me this expression © opinion. T have th e honour to be, Faithfully yours, JAMES J. M Northern Whig Office, Belfast, April 26, 1866. — LIST OF SUBSCBIBER . Colonel Forde, M.P., Seaforde David Stewart Ker, M. P., Montalto ...

... It has also heen favourably reviewed by tl ‘including the Times, Money Market Review, New Coerrainx Mareriats, | Northern Whig, Beliast News-Letter, Manches | miner and Times, and EKeonomist’s Investor's M BW an &e., &e., | HE SUBSCRIBER, IN DIRE the ...

... Ministers do not seem | troubled with any fine feelings or nice sense of he or they would not hold on to office as they do. ‘Whigs are remarkable for their tenacity of offici istence, and office may have its sweets as well toils, but it is only to a certain ...