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... and doing another —(laughter). That party seemed to have higher object than that, as Lord Derby expressed it, of dishing the Whigs —(hear, hear). was very much to be regretted that in the present contest some over eager politicians had shown strong disposition ...
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... The condition of Ireland is extremely unsatisfactory, and it reflects discredit the administrations, alike of Tories and Whigs, that after a dominant connexion with I that country nearly years, the English Governl ment of the present day has been compelled ...
... aged 64 years. Judge Berwick, who was killed in the Abergele aac i,i e nt, was about 65 years of age. lie was employed by the Whig Government in several &ninon/ onse.,and acquitted him.elf so successfully that on the first opportunity they made him a j udge ...
... THE DULY BRISTOL TIMS* AMD A TRUE, PICTURE WHIG RADICAL Politicians by mil wilbbrporce. Übntlcmc*. —ln speech delivered by Mr. Wilberforce the House Commons upwards of forty years ago. he olaerved that The Whig* would risk just much public confusion and ...
... bil Kiss the Fourth, 'tot.. Yet • Role, which Tails produced the Abort 60ft. Ii•••• A Machias. sad Screw Pgirte that to my Whig. NM. t Huck, Crab Moho • hew t d - oillertior them, awl w il l pat tip at „ ow . , , wi t. wh„7 ~,,y tho beet ladder wort ...
... of the impolicy and injustice overthrowing the Irish branch of the Protestant Church, which, said, had been assailed by 'he Whig-Radicals mainly for the purpose of tripping the Government and obtaining an election cry. He asked those who supported him ...
... CHARLES Rosntison, it. Now Ready. Price Is _ _ ROCIETY FOR AUOUST. Non Ready. 11. Every Day Adventures. By MIMED HALLIDAY. The Whig SOClETYwyneth's Read. FOR AUGUST. Now Ready. la. (INNEN SOCIETY FOR AUGUST. Noir Beady. IS. For Charity's Sake. LONDON SCICTF:TY ...
... latter was responsible. The Derby's th° G l O ar ventro Tmeadhigt Lo• rd roes Im 111.3,M 776. The expendlt,. to u alloa der Me Whig and t increase l win o wing t o ow Masse war, elso a.we ineluded_ the some for the warlike wed 18,71,,atagf lied been adoptel ...
... March 31, 1859, for which Lord Derby's Government was responsible, was £13.528,776. The expenditure rose the next under the Whig Government £15.312,675, to £15.883.160. in £16.060.350. Prom the exoeodilure of 1862 there was a gradual decrease, arising ...
... Monday evening by a public meeting, held in a large marquee erected in the grounds of Wallbridge House, which that staunch Whig, Mr. Sink ins, with accustomed liberality, placed at the service of the Committee of the Union. The tent, supplied we believe ...
... danger of splitting the new organisation to pieces. Let the Chambers beware of countenancing by official acts any preference for Whig over Tory, or vice versa ; let them limit their activity in November to the scattering of information upon the measures in ...