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... A PLEA FOR T3E WHIG ALLIANCE. THE ULSTER OBSERVER.)^ It requires far more courage to sot an bouest part in politic* & diihoaest out*, and for this reason that the fonoer coarra is attended with risks which the la 'er never involves. It seems to be an ...
... of our members, we shall, if we behave ourselves, receive from the Whig Party some scraps and patches, crumbs and pickings ; and, of course, it will be the interest not alone of the Whig journalists and partisans, but of Mr. Dillon and The O’Donoghue, to ...
... defeiice of Whig Alliance is. at least, open, straightforward, and intcl.igible. The Observer boldly decries the policy of Independent Opaoeitiouas impracticable end worthless,” anomalous and utterly valueless;” and quite frankly decla.es Whig Alliautein ...
... assault upon the eonvicUona and sympathies of men; that astounding championship of Habeas Corpus regime, which, from the veriest Whig that eve/lifted his voice at the Castle gate, would be bad enough-what shaU we say of it, coming from Under what malign spell ...
... Example of France, Warning to Britain, Arthur Young, Esp—l VoL, whole calf, 5s fid. PAMPHLETS—An Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs, in consequence some late discussions Parliament, relatire to the reflections ths French Revolution. Essay on the Ac'.ual Resources ...
... though a member of the 1 Canton, voted with Lord Palmerston upon the Danish question Mr Harvey is returned for a Whig borough, through Whig influence, aud Mr. Pritchard, calling Liberal Conservative, is not a member of a Conservative Ciub. and voted with ...