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... talking Liberalismwhen out of office, will nut again be submittedto; andMr.BmRIGTwilllearn in Ire- land and frohn Irelmnd that Whig and Tory Will be woeinted, Mike by theo, rish people if theydo not ?? andthe Church .ionopoly, and that full popular enfranchise- ...
... mangolds pro- mise remarkably well. Complaints ns to the diffi- culty of getting hands for securing the harvest are pretty ?? Whig. THE HARVEST IN YORKSHIRE. The opinions entertained early on the promising harvest in Yorkshire must now be modified. Wheat ...
... P,'s or of poor law guardians. Treat him fairly and there would be no need of applications either to a, Conser- vative or a Whig Lord Lieutenant, but to the common sense and patriotism of Irish gentlemen. If the pre. sent Lord Lieutenant and his friends ...
... Monday evening a lot of431 in prime order, aud e equal to any lot exported this season. They were for ROIL E ngland..Northern Whig. at DIrsaR ABs A MiLITARY STATION.-Wo (Lon&dn- it y it d arr Stndasrd) aye gratified to learn that the Com- L rs mander of ...
... privations arising from at de- w ficient and inferior supply of turf in those localities e where it is the principal article of ?? Whig. THE WEATHRec AND THE C&oPS Ar DOXFGAIn- Be For some time past the weather has been very 210 I stormy, with occasional heavy ...
... in- justice of our rulers. We have not been justly treated financially by either of the contending parties, and whether the Whigs or the Tories were in power this country re- ceived very little of consideration. The Irish policy of both has been to drain ...
... 3 thing, however, that will simplify and exemplify the working of Whig taxation, For every m*n, woman and child-'for every unit the population diminished between 1811 and 1851 the Whigs levied an ad- Iditional pound annual taxation between '01 and 61 ...
... would condescend to plain common sense English, and tell us what is the policy of Lord DEBRBY lwhich has won over the late Whig Mlember from, his old alliances. it is very fine, no doubt, to talk of a 11constitu I tional policy. Bat what is meant byit' ...
... seeks it again upon principles of a somewhat curious description. Mr. Waldron. while in Parliament was knowvn as a staunch Whig; be now offers himself as a Catholic, Tory. eo under- talces to give the Government of Lord Derby an in- dependent support ...