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... IRELAND Isaac Butt, Q.C. Northern Whig states that this gentleman, popular member the Irish bar, has gone over the Homan Catholic Church. is to publish bis reasons in pamphlet. Queen’s Univebsitt of Dublin.—The graduates of the Queen’s University decided ...
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... whi 10 of a haps, like charity, should cover a multitude of sir fine acute intellect and classic taste were often ol re, but Whigs and his better sympathies chilled, by pain and lang ny few friends, however, Lockhart at times unt himself. With them his cold ...
... is not take the form mass meeting, but a dinner the middle-classes, to which all the leading Reformers are invited. The old Whigs, however, are rather chary of their promises to attend. The members of the old Cabinet are nearly all out of town : Mr Gladstone ...
... —me Mere ovum ohms ye e .el a the six resolutions proposed by Sir Henry, mad the t tettis slam Is is or, woe it lost th* hit Whig that or be..; and if you will takeout &email to lon to Proamblo tho ci f a d o ac t to .. a desire that the Commitles should ...
... he is labouring solely for the purpose of turning the present excellent Ministry oat of office, and that he would support a Whig Ministry against even the demands of the working classes It is no use trying to reconcile such contradictions, but if we might ...
... “our M.P.,” and is entitled t respect from, and to grant services to, any of his « enta, even his bitterest opponents. Our Whig part what says. in his chapter on « ent, to learn what was their du the poll bad closed unfavourably for them. As i breach ...
... that way, will shrink from it. Lord Melbourne took the latter mode. Yet though be thought with the Tories ami acted with the Whigs, I always vindicated him from the charge of inconsistency. A man is not traitor for surrendering town the enemy when untenable ...
... in the town of Weiford„ in he refers the denim of the Irish not to the three bad harvests, but to twenty years of almost Whig rule. The purpose of Cabinets he said, to be . thes :— Drive human , being. away to I. cows, and so make Ireland • Osmt ...
... were greeted, in -11a0P7 instances remain an records of the loyalty and tis• I tbssiee:n of the villagers. A few days slum Whigs I h.:nourei by one of its merchants receiving a Royal appointment. On Saturday week the Princes, I Duke, and others of the ...
... This, howe not to be; and so his lordship intimated on Satur: endly he would at a fitting occasion offer himself for their Whig It is probable he calculates on the retirement o anner Rothschild, who has long been in a very infirm | atter health, and may ...