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... Burke writings from this time contradict the whole of his fomer life, and became in politics violent Tory he had been hitherto Whig. It was during the Session of IiDO that Burko iu the House of Commons lirst pubbely began secede from his party. In discussion ...
... eridenee have had that the feeling of the English counties is rising against the sweeping policy of Suspensory Bill Many of tho Whigs of the county, I am told, went against Mr. Littelton or were neutral, because he thorough supporter of Mr. Gladstone’s Irish ...
... Great Britain any class so bound to tho Whig party, by every tie of tradition and gratitude, as tho descendants of the English and Scotch settlers in the North. They were saved from extinction in 1088 by tho great Whig chieftain whoso name they have with ...
... is sickled over witl#ithe pale cast of thought He has another bugbear just no and believes NgpoLEon intends w besides the Whigs making war on Eng. land. Unlucky Tim Griffin, his Jove and his luck— a very mild bit of ...
... His humonr is sickled over witl#the pale cast of thought. He has another bugbear just no and believes intends w besides the Whigs, making war on Eng- land. Unlucky Tim Griffin, his love and his luck— a very mild bit of hamourous ‘w riting—is concluded. ...
... names on the Monaghan roll—Dartrey, Templetown, Creraoruie, Shirley—suggest source strength, in the combination of nominal Whigs and Conservatives, as an Independent Ulster Party. If the Monaghan meeting shall promote such a union, it will checkmate the ...
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... ng thatand that was mainly tho result of improved representation in England under the Rotorm Bill, audol the advent of the Whig party to power (hear, hoar) —still tho supremacy has boon continued, and the sign and symbol of it has boon tho Protestant ...
... of 1847, when tho potatoe disease recurred with much greater severity, and the Government of country was the hands of tho Whigs, under the premiership of Earl Hussoll. who refused to recognize the duly of tho Stale to provide food for the people, tho ...
... BANBRIDGE 7 SEVERAL POLICE INJURED—HOUSES O+¢ CATHOLIC INHABITANTS SMASHED. — (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) Monpay.—The Northern Whig of this day announces that serious disturbances occurred late on Saturday night, in Banbridge, county Down, arising out of ...
... tail of • bird, to the bird its light. The anew at the wimps sri with the pistseeed at tits is the apparatus is by the at whigs fr. braid It, or togt la balaywup. Tis Yds Its tie or pomegara • A i I. . • jrZj IN A FENIAN CONVICT. Guildford, theett -I ...
... young competitor 200 votes, in • district which had been strongly Democratic for years. In 1852 be was mar • die. gate to the Whig National Convention. Be took an active part in the campaign which followed, speaking often and writing much. In 1854, when ...