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... P., represented the contributors of Lancashire and other cotton districts. Whig White Hat.—Lord Russell has for hig head-covering the traditional white beaver of the old Whigs. The venerable Marquis of Landsdowiie himself never mounted a furrier one than ...
... afloat to De. do to Do. do. to Li Ale 120 4,009 13.044 44,069 a ‘to lst July, . 1.000 7,702 Belfast Linen Trade as The Northern Whig of ome sere on the ‘Demand for power-loom Linens has would cause and © continuance of ‘to give way, In.cloth suitable for to ...
... supports Sir J. M'Kenna. Mr Weguelin announces himself an advocate of the Gladstone Irish policy. Edinburgh.—The Belfast Northern Whig says : The Conservatives of Edinburgh, who have for some time been putting themselves in most unnatural state of excitement ...
... chair and excluded me. That was the beginning of tha Whigs towards me. I never had any friendship tor them ; I never was a follower them; 1 have always been Liberal, but not Whig. Whigs nowadays are Whigs and something more. I was something more when they ...
... sup- porters would be unfriendly to the establishment of Romanism in Ireland. The official Tories counted on the aidof the Whigs, with whom it was long a tradition that the remedy for ecclesi- astical disaffection in Ireland was the grant. of. public money ...
... Bill bas become law, and it is not without mach apxtous that ( have coasea of tu Candidete to Feprese ut you tu Bpbeticall Whig Laem true Cory; ani | Wa: cab sppeel to all + Yor the be: have beau b ought of the fory pasty. of thle Feat a6 Leing the be ...
... nouveaux riches of Dundee when he spoke of the mushroom growth which had grown up under the shadow of the Whig oak tree. Probably, also, the Whig oak was not unpardonably supposed to stand for the landed proprietors, of whom Mr Scott was a representative ...
... owned by Tories will return a Tory Member, and we know just as well that if the landed influence is on the Whig side the Member will be a Whig. This arises not necessarily because the tenant-farmers are coerced, but simply for the reason that, so long ...
... campaign of varied fortunes, has at last surrendered all Conservative traditions and principles to the ambition of diddling the Whigs.’ There is hotter measure of the confidence had aspired than the docile submission of his followers to policy which was taken ...
... occurred in the House of Lords last week is not far to seek—it lies on the surface. What we are taught by the secession of the Whig Peers on Thursday evening, and the angry recriminations of Friday evening is, that government by minority does not do in England ...
... and, catching him by the hair of the head, succeeded in bringing him to the bank, ana thus saved him from drowning.—Northern Whig. The Last of Mr W. F. Windham. —The name of a gentleman who attained much notoriety some years ago, at one time as the subject ...