... be difficult to estimate the spread of its benign influence ; who little caring, it may be, about the distinctive creeds of Whigs or Tories, is furthering that which should be the aim of both parties, a friendly intercourse between nations and consequent ...

... COMPENSATED WATCHES THE BM AND SUREST TIMMERIL/fERK ALBION-CHAMBERS, SMALL-STREET. Thew Watches embrace all the Necesetreceweets, Whig wry delicately adjusted, are sot by but sold, by claw of 'estate, oct the Mud.. clawed la creaebti. They as wads is Chid sad ...

... Eclat to the occasion. The fate of the Suspensory Bill in the House of Lords is commented upon by the Irish press. The Northern Whig says the bill was discussed in a gorgeous chamber of landed proprietors and senators far removed from the multitude. Arguments ...

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... the edifice. The severance of all connexion between the Irish Church end the State will be fruitful of resulta Th. Northers Whig siege the followingre The meek is the greatest Larral victory After the erases and indsomeitice yens, cro:Le. thing have to ...

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... The speaker thenaderred to the fact of his being a descendant of one of the old Whig families of Bristol, and to the career of his uncle and father es old constitutional Whigs, and asked if it were not a sign of fitting progress for the son to be a Brach ...

... DAILY POST, MONDAY, NO' always advocated the interest and the welfare of the great names of this country, and said that the Whigs when in power had, by reducing the duties on foreign wines, legis Wed for the rich, and not for the poor (cheers). He asked ...

... mentioned as a probable candidate in the Liberal intermit. - I;;Castr. —According to an Irish paper, it is the intention of the Whigs to shelve Mr. nails Moors, the colleague Captain the Ron. Charles White, in the representation of this coun ty . Mr. Peter ...

... Sir Robert Peel's defence of the operatives, and .a quotatioa hew a speech of Mr. Ben= member for Leeds—who be said was a Whig and Radical combined—were given, end then the *posher proceeded to remark on the benefits confarce by Sir Charles Wetherell ...

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