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... the duties of a Town Councillor was made to hinge solely on the question whether the candidate for office called himself a Whig or a Tory. (Hear, hear). But in addition to the duties which he had above enumerated there were now far more important ones ...
... general effect of these pieces, they will be found to make very suitable offertories. EARL. RUSSELL ON IRISH POLICY. The Northern Whig publishes the following corns. pondence : TO THB WORT HONOURABLE EARL MULL. My Lord,--A number of gentlemen of Belfast and ...
... his soliage at llowan, saw la sa lorsnoon, to esti* the moil as MI6 tee ti mat hoovered shortly after his daps/awe Wit MPhil Whig his travelling-bag The instance faies e pra being four miles and a half by road', k fora wager of £5OO to £4OO wi Mr. Vagatigglit ...
... iwhooling of younger actors to play the parts in which he shone so conspiemesly. If this tumour have its foundation in bath, Tory Whig will alike ri wet it,—the one besouse he Laws a leader whom he bis every to be nroul t., ham, and the other lt•cause on the ...
... of Mr. Disraeli’s Reform campaign, there has been some little consternation in the Liberal camp. Those who belonged to the Whig or moderate Liberal party have found themselves comfih’tely tripped up their clever opponent. :, cir measures of Reform are ...
... visit of Earl Russell to Ireland is whispered to have been a terrible failure, and a source of much mor- tification to the Whig statesman who used to enjoy so The late attacks of the noble large a share of popularity. Ear] on the Irish Church, and the ...
... freiMaty WM* be had made isitog the of the A bel sad the mornbeg. lise following ageism en mode to separate Mom part Cl the Whig damp:— Bfaleadwed Murata ltelartimir •ii • • isesi. is the andh . Telegram Mantnett . Lepel • where oreresse Return atoning ...
... honourable had he carried his party round to the Bill of the Liberal Government.” It is the merest folly talk in this fashion. The Whig Bill was lost because it did not satisfy the requirements of the people, and Mr. Disraeli was not the man to stultify himself ...
... instructions which have led to all this trouble and expense, and it may be also to an ineffectual result. We do not charge the Whig Government with any unworthy policy. We merely affirm that in what it did it took no heed for the morrow, and that when it ...
... inclination turn out such a set of capable and honourable administration, and to instal in their place a number of respectable Whig noblemen and gentlemen, between whom, and ourselves there was not any very great sympathy. This is sot down to the personal ...
... which, is the interim, will engage my modes A Beaus, KCIIIDAT.II34 Bova Genoa. publishes telegram fr Treelike'. oo the- Wise, Whig that the Emperor Amine le aspeoted to arrive oo Frid• next is that city, where will meet the Lig of Preasie CONIERCLiL AND ...
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