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... Having advised his yooag bearers to nod D'Astifigm's History of Reformation, and Mated that it was no. of the most War- Whig books they maid notably read, be proceeded to Mow abet they (the Itlneraat misty) regarded se the printiplas vhish ematitatad ...
... William Keown. J.P.. of Downnatrick, intends to offer himself on Conservative principles for the vacant seat ; and the Northern Whig thinks will be elected without opposition. Conviction or Wife ron Killing her Husband. - At the Staffonlshire jwsize, Monday ...
... —an emetic, indeed, Which gets rid of our ancient Conservative creed. Then to novel expedients your Derby will fall; Do the Whigs ever think to outbid us at all Why, sooner than Derby be left in the lurch, Hurrah for Dissenters, and down with the Church ...
... parliamentary division, and this in the year of Reform and extension of popular power ! You will see that certain of the Whig peers have joined this childish or nefarious scheme. It is not the less dangerous on that account. I hope you will take some ...
... rapidly—a safetyconductor in case elemental disturbance be in the air ; and the almost unanimous recognition of its importance—Whigs and Conservatives being nearly united on the question—affords fresh proof of the sagacity of the Lords, and their desire, while ...
... pair with him or Mr. Dixon, and only one vote will thus be left to that great community. He denounces bitterly certain of the Whig peers for having joined this childish or nefarious scheme,” and advises that the great towns should send deputations up to ...
... It is enough to say, in proof of the non-party character of the debate, that the supporters of the amendment com- prised Whigs like Lord Russell, Lord Spencer, and Lord Cowper; intellectual Tories like Lord Stanhope and Lord Carnarvou ; steady-going ...
... y-ur report, the proceedings seem to have been adulterated with local politics considerable extent The formal invitation to Whig Lord-Lieutenant would imply that—even the majority of the guests were of opposite persuasion—politics, for that evening at ...
... year report, the pro. ridings seem to ben bees reltaresed with loost polities to • eowtider•ble extent. The fermi Writers • Whig Lord-Lisoommat woad imply that--eves if the majority Ms gums were of se miser pereaselso—pollies for that her rad awl air atesatio• ...
... the statesmanlike ability Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli We read: - In the successive measures that they brought forward, the Whig-* showed that they never realise.! the magnitude of the interests at stake nor rose that elevation thought needful for final ...
... to be 225. bolos ao Jeerers of 45 the correspofTogweek of last year. Some alterrtion ware eaggetied Wilts school visitonse Whig desirable, sod tho rarioes seggeetione ware ordered to be serried out. Mr. David Edwards, farmer, of Lines% wee appointed allostor ...
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