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... 1885. Its total annual cost would be from which mast be deducted the annual wed on the Debt in its present form (2770,090) Whig iato account the total removal of the dead 8808 year the operation might be described as the complete of 154,000,000, at • ...
... with the advance of Popery in political power, was the progress of liberalism. A severe contest between Conservatives and Whigs resulted i:’ t:;Det;Tm Billdof 1832. This was lollowed up vy blows an rutdneou ragements against the Church of Ireland, when ...
... not certain that he even a Conservative —certainly he is not one of the old Quarterly Review Tories. What if should turn out Whig, or perhaps a Radical? Educated Plouyhboys. —At, the last meeting of the Birmingham Domestic Mission, Mr. Timothy Kenrick ...
... already several ; entries. DKAREST KITTY. Breach of Promise of Marriage. At the Gloucester Assizes the owe of Pollock v. &Herd Whig tried in the Nisi Prins Court before Br. _ iiiinz; Pigott. Mr. Powell, with Mr. Griffiths, were for the plain. tiff; Mr. Motteram ...
... Oat to Weber that as edema respecting the eperetittset the Act 12 Anna, be *ought rigbt 'co decline to patron oi himself to a Whig, Wass the patronage has accrued to him by gift or uncomic& ether words, be will nor allow a clergyman to an adiroween and to ...
... not be w ith this world's gads I am merely fulfilling a daM, and that some among them may be glad to know that there are of !Whig as cheaply in Paris as in London. As as regards the work undertaken by the Preach commission, it is as bad, as mean, and as ...
... it, if a question had sot buss nisei whether be ight to vote, as chairman, mid thee to give his twig vete afterwards. Not !Whig lutes aerate es go whet hie rights sight be he thought the fairest and most praise counts to abstain from retie altogether ...
... the person was to be tried for perjury, and not for bribery. The hon. baronet further .said that the boroughs of the great Whig landowners were increased by the Reform Bill; but were not those of the opposite side increased also? The hon. baronet said ...