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... tho laws of Education, the Irish Church, &c. He read his ‘'address to the electors, in which he declared himself to be a Whig-Radical,” but the candidate for Parliamentary honours was so frequently interrupted, and made the butt of so many jokes, that ...
... to a memorial upon the wildest, reesived a prompt sabeaription from the Queen of 1001. Tss Panic. Wasis's View.—The Northers Whig says:— We have bean informed that an official letter wee yesterday resolved, intimating that his Highness the Prince of Wales ...
... adversaries: “to say whether they think that that change would “have taken place if the Whigs had not been “ out of office?” We, for one, make answer that, if the Whigs had remained in ‘office, no such enterprise could have been attempted. It required a ...
... them the obildrea. Ms mid tog of wam he Men all lbi bM pee thy* that borible but ewes tor Ms know is.. melon Wpm of 11110. to Whig mold Wes hay Mr km a 1 1 .% tMy woo all pm, sod the MIMI at their Me is the mod sad walked to Widow Jaime's Mese, aim* • w* ...
... requisite to frighten it into the spoliation of the landlords. For most assuredly this sudden change in tactics on the part of the Whig and Peelite chiefs will be ascribed by the successful party in Ireland solely to Fenian terrorismand this for the simple reason ...
... a fti. on beard ssessed to gel mho the el d of the Irish Chimes, retired to detbe. rt*oselog hirsey, he durtebed Om =Whig et Medal. sr ado T 400 14 004101081 =alloa — ofthe 71cdobish la boat Ildb OR lh o rehrea the Debra ea Boren Oaths& mopb essived ...
... SPRING FASHIONS. -5 per cent, allowed on all ready-money purchases.- Alfred Butler, 113 and 115, Westbourne- paw, i: : 00-rsb-whig an Uie novelties for the sea-KW in MANTLES, .'OSTUMBS, and MILLIN I.K Y. The best manufactures iv blick aid ■ ?? the French ...
... self than to attempt to defend his own blunders, and to pick holes in the reputations of others- Such pity do we feel for the Whig ex-Premier, and specially for bis last exhibition in the House of Lords. However many diplomatic roles Earl Russell may have ...
... being removed, would Ulster is on my escutcheon ; I'm the second produce the ruin and overthrow of the political union baronet, Whig created, of the line. Not having founded upon the Article as its immediate basis. the pleasure of the youthful candidate's ...
... grapple with the evil which has been so long the shame of the country, and to put an end to it once for all. Mr. Gladstone is no Whig. He was not reared in their school. He has not caught their traditions. He does not rejoice in compromises. Having made up ...
... well worthy o i con- sideration. Speaking of the Whigs the Mail says :— “To rid themselves of Mr. Gladstone and that creed together will be essential to their futare existence as a party. With the Whig element dominant, it may last, and may rule, as it ...