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... Kva* was in theoShce nnd-rtheßtrM«LL-GLii>«TO»a Cabinet AH (be steps had taken and sanctioned Jamaica were done under the Whig Government, who wero yet in otte* wlmn the negro rebellion was pot down; and it Parliament, not the Conaervathoa. that rrfoaed ...
... her. It i- sad spectacle for her to witness. hat wise men tell that those who sow the wind must reap the whirlwind. The late Whig government grappled with the Fenians home indicting them fc- I ms. a course thought at the time an unwise It would have better ...
... beat to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories for the very acts they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have I seen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant.—From the Correspondent of the * New York Times’—Republican ...
... utmost to excite the rabble of London and of‘the country against the Tories, for the very acts they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have wen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant. excitement in London has naturally been taken advantage ...
... emir utmost to excite the rabble of fc.n.lott anal of country against the Torie., for the very sets bey would have upheld the Whigs. have Sean the spilt of partiatanship meoner or more milic itt. The excl.ement in London has natu.ally been taken adv .ntage ...
... 1 Sept., 1866 a serious complaint put forward gravely by the journal referred to. From which it is clear that Orangemen and Whig have a common policy in this respect also—that they seek, as it was oaoe expressedJ more tritely than reverently, to halves ...
... the representatives of a prosporous and happy people. But we have ,fallen on better days. may be that the. 'overthrow of the Whigs had some influence ;in securing for Councillor Sullivan's report the majority by which it adopted by the Corporation ;- and ...
... mnltttndlaont eeag re gallon open which our eyae retted, huh apon tM fall ntent ol which our eyes will scarcely reach. I jay tt Whig My probable that this baU might hare been fllled forty time* from that maltllmlo. (A. Vole#; “lookowt-38#.') this momant lam ...
... Ards. rafelt, Glendermott, Dromore, Tyrone, Athlone, Dungannon, Carrickfergua, Dublin, Down, Derry, and Ballymena —Northern Whig. ...
... time to come for the dastituto orphans of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. whs fixly oino years of age at death. —Northern Whig. THE BIIttCINQHAM REFORM riCMC SSTHAXIOM. The papers express Hie most varied opinions on the great meeting Monday. The Post ...
... • of the law.— You will—you IrM L said the sovereign people.—“ Theo I soy if I au aided the right of wet. nig for the Whigs after hale gem the Skeet for the Democrats, there ain't no that's all—lffs a °waded the whisk has = g as ii =:alesissei recorded ...
... of the cell, whose conduct in being in possession of tho contraband of prison, I am told, amounts to misdemeanour.”— yorthem Whig* University of Dublin.—ln the event of promotion of Attorney - General, Mr. John Edward Walsh, Q.C., to any office consequent ...