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... fatal to the prospects of the Ministry governing the country with the present 'House of Commons. Whatever the son of an old Whig whip may have intended, its terms involved a decided vote of censure, and no Government, with any regard for their character ...
... the Work allowed ory mod terms. No that. for Life Policy Smola. or Entrance Money. Age admitted at any hum. oo y proof same Whig furniehed. A liberal ratare of premium allowed rot our render Policies, on winch For leers' nese heel paid. Lases grant ...
... consequence, it was believed would consider, his Government. This Amendment whs the hands of steady Whig, Captain Hayter, and was seconded another Whig, and seemed a bona fide motion. It was treated such by the Conservative Opposition, who determined to ...
... report the bill to the house. The proceedings then terminated. TILE RENEWED OUTBREAK THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) It is with the utmost pain we have this morning to announce that the rinderpest, or cattle plague, has, beyond ...
... TBE DUBLIN EVENING POST, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1866. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (PROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAY.) Drumbath, i’o.vßDmills, Sunday.—No further cases of the cattle plague have broken out in this district since those reported in Saturday's Willy. A ...
... Ministry they do not desire to exalt. It was a success which seems to Mr. Gladstone to release him from the last restraints Whig traditions. He has already thrown out, as we inter from the Sunday Gazette, the threat of an autumnal Session to carry the ...
... the description would have to encounter not merely from the Conservatives, as party, but quite as much from the aristocratic Whigs. Again, as regards the education question, the limitations put upon the proposed concessions, arc due in principal degree to ...
... changes with the Greys, Jtssells, and the ]hliotts, but as the Conservatives fell, the Radicals would rise, and in thct case the Whigs would get but precious little patronage. The hon. member spoke. with great . warmth and vehemence,. and his .remarks were re- ...
... THF. CATTLE PLAQUE. (From the Whig.) further caeca the cattle plague have broken out in the infected district since those reputed on Saturday. A cordon, four and a half miles in cb> cuuirc*^ M Lae been tonueo, * puttion of Dreonan, where the disease ...
... defeat it. EDWARDS said the object of the bill was avowedly to extinguish the great Conservative party ; but he warned the Whigs to look out for themselves. They had for years been ringing the changes with the Greys, the Russells, and the Eliots; but the ...
... that tha chiinw* ten tho Atfa, maateteti Mot -LLj. riiinaiPß rtMdy. Wicklow ■ ...
... party, but w aimed the Whigs to look out for themselves. They had for years been ringing the changes with the Greys, Kusaells, and the Elliotts, but as the Conservatives fell, the Radicals would rise, and in that case the Whigs would get but precious ...