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... till they can shift off from themselves the troublesome responsibility it involves, or exchange it for a place under either a Whig or Tory Government. The Weekly Register stands on the good will and increasing support of its subscribers and the public; and ...
... a point * which he had once thought would have been mmsafe” Remembermg the thirteen ‘vears “which have pussed since a solid Whig judgment codld gowo fat ms this, we observe that whatever is now about to be - at} tempted in that way can bardly be cited ...
... Goschen and Mr. Forster, was well equipped for the approaching Parliamentary campaign. It was evident that with such leaders the Whig policy would be more .decided than it had been of lat e years under Lord Palmerston, and it was expected that it would be assailed ...
... wealth. Few lawyers in the United States have been so successful in all varieties of practice, lie thes a member of the old Whig party, but when it was dissolved and the larger portion of it became the present Republican party, Mr. Johnson being a Southerner ...
... Ireland was said to be ou the brink of revolt. A Conservative Government was then in power, and he heard the great head of the Whig party tell the executive they ought to be ashamed of the existing state of things in Ireland, and that Ireland was occupied ...
... a point which he had once thought would have been unsafe. Remembering the thirteen years which have passed since a solid Whig judgment could go so far as this, we observe that whatever is now about to be attempted in that way can hardly be cited as ...
... but we look to their lathers, the Apostles, as our euide. I am, Sir, yours, Ac., Dm. 26,1866. A LAYMAN. Mb. Low* and the Whigs.—A strange story ia tha muds with to o( tha alUmoU thing nav aoubißatioßa paapaiatocy to oomiageeSatL lb. Lows hia triaoda ...
... Commission. There was an anti-Fenian demonstration at Coleraine on Thursday, which, according to the report of the Northern Whig. was decidedly Orange in its character. It was a soiree held in the Town-hall. The building was crowded. The majority of the ...
... was ea averse show of Mk an • healthy feettna pervaded the Wade; sake nand eat . twill a melt gen *are et name dune, prime Whig lie ai these qeeM lest Nibs. en erraris leid444 I le - MI6 4id ; to Ma, wiz 311 Silks , 34 twia a t i elbigrilreet C r te li ...
... under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, and wa- admitted to bail only a few days since, was also re- arrested. The Northern Whig gives the substance of a pamphle which has just appeared from the pen of Mr. Isaac Butt, Q.C, as a sort of complement of the ...
... the proposal of household suffrage. or any measure lay to heart. The Southern people were as which a Minister of the Crown, Whig or Tory, could numerous as the Irish. They had not, like introduce into Parliament in our clays? The work- ' the Irish, an ...
... quite possible that a Conservative plan may prove acceptable. I have said that the Reform Act of 1832, having been framed by Whigs, is, so constructed as to give unfair preponderance to those classes and intt rests which - lean to the Liberal side. The small ...