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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 186 8. THE REVISING BARRISTERS’ COURTS. Some the revising barristers already declare that tbs heavy nature of the business in the Registration Courts will render it for them to get through with the revision ...
... But he that as it may, I an in no wayresponsible :for it; I neither passed it nc r san- 1 tioned it. It was earried by the Whig Go'vel'nlnentL of Lord ?? lEussell, not only. long, 'after I had= ceased to be a member of the Governme lt! but after the defeat ...
... income. But, be that mit may, lamin no way responsible for it ; I neither passed it nor sanctioned it. It wm carried by the Whig Government of Lord John Russell, not only long after I had ceased to be a member of the Government, but after the defeat of ...
... Disraeli means to outbid Mr. Gladstone on the Irish Church question ; and to dish the Radicals he has already dished the Whigs. This notion is expounded in a long leader, which has been trickily cone octed so as give it a look plausibility j but its ...
... Government with their own, and proceeds to explain why. The present Government have been developing the changes inherited from the Whigs, and supplying their deficiencies. He alludes to the enormous expenditure •up to the year 1863-4, when the first decrease commenced ...
... upwnr'h . Tows contiuue scarce , and inquiry ii still nctivr , so thnt the late adyancc is well mailltaini ;!] . —ff ' OliliCl'll Whig . ...
... Jisestablishmentmay injure him with some of the Conservative party . Otherwise he might receive the joint . support of the Whig and Moderate Liber al party and of a large number of Conservativea . The Tones ate attempting to find representatives , but ...
... bui t in the Romish usurpation were given to the courtiers of , the Seymours, the Russel s, and the Cavendishes, Hook, the Whig author of *1 Lives of the Archof Canterbury,’ designated * Nutritious herbs from ll.* He then proceeded to show what was not ...
... voted against the Act: then you are opposed to Mr. Duncombe, I suppose ? Mr. Cayley: No, I am opposed to nsitier; I am neither Whig nor Tory.-Mr. Mason: Would Colonel Duncombe have opposed the Act, to your knowledge, if he had beet presaUt? rb. Cayley; I ...
... own or any age, and who have occu- pied high judicial poeitions, have unhesitatingly delivered a similar verdiet with the. Whig Attor- Uey-tSeuer&l, only In more absolute terms. So far matters promise well, or, at all events, better than when Mr. Gladstone ...
... noise of sticks coming in contact with skulls was something awful, bearing mottoes such Down with the base, brutal and bloody Whigs Down with the mural assassin,” were flaunted in the .faces of the Sergeant's supporters, and some excited characters in the ...
... wishes to see ten godly and able' bishops consecrated in St Patrick's to fill the sees suppressed by the Whigs. If this attack it is upon the Whigs, who were guilty of the suppression. to not the Slate that ia reproached, but tho '‘unprincipled statesmen' ...