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... bee Low Churchman or a licensed rii.tualler. The right hon. gentleman was never known as a Whig, nor can Mr. Bright correctly be described as belonging to the Whig clique at which our contemporary ia so ter rifled. The Irish Church bai & alieut defender ...
... of every deacript;on of Broad and Narrow Gauge Railway Carriag a and 11 1 1=, Insawark, Colliery Trans, Sic., for or Wagon Whigs repaired by Contract. Repairing Staffs L Jalonoamtrx. Bristol, Swindon, Reading, F=4,Lng. Orosp, Wllieslen, Cirshani, Westb2 ...
... grioit f,r every description of LEFT-OFl' CLOTHING. she is to give a very high pries. Ladies privately welted on: or. pored. Whig Post-ofliee °Mir. remitted. Establithe I lu.rj. Terror, rash only.—Mr. Pavia N.H. No coonectios pith shy other hoar the netne ...
... The premises were uninsured, and Mc Forsythe and his family have by the occurrence been h In a.deatitute oandition.—NoriArrn Whig. ...
... Whir Government, who succeeded in preventing any vote being taken upon them. In the debate on the last occasion Sir Grey, the Whig Home Secretary, said; Her Mapety's Government deem it their duty not to give their assent to the resolution prop•ied. Later ...
... COMM on for decision. And therefore they have no intention of giving way at this juncture, either to meet the exigencies of Whig statesmanship, or to procuce an earlier settlement of the Irish difficulty. Da. DO Josois LIOBT•BOoWIII COD LlvLit Hoop'tol ...
... me premises were uninsured, and Mr. Forsythe his family have by the occurrence been left In &destitute condition. —Northern Whig. ...
... diatiiiet andsimple Polar,. eur owlerposiry w4ll exp.* the majority of ths support. , •, t- , t • 7 . A liberal, but not a Whig, is honoured with lat type in the Telegraph, beam; he contends that the Dul:e of Aasyll, in contradicting . Mr. Disraeli on*Friday ...
... may he xii.l to he the mow orinepicuous type*. The Catholic party chin Sr. highly pleased; and a nusideral.le pection of the Whigs, having made sip their minds that there can nothing it, go in gaily for the etrrergle that is now immi nent On the other hand ...
... as examples, showing the effects of *dos. tioo—examples fit for the imitation of Eaglishnien 1 Bat even the right of public =Whig, under metric- , Lions, unknown to the people of England, is con. sidereid a boon in the direction of liberty te the people ...
... they—the Dissenters—mesa to make the attach apes the Irish 3 for sul attack upot the English. Cts tlo: other a lar i .:e of Whigs are by so iLean• prepared to support an entire disentiownient the Irish Church, which the Dissenters want ; so here is at the ...
... the Attack upon the Irish Church a point d'appsi for an attack upon the English. On the other hand, a large number uf the Whigs are by no n. prepared to support an entire dinendowment I the Irish Church, which the Dissenters ,rant ; so here is at the ...