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... fact remains that the majority Übwal mtciben the House Commons not differ (rora former type ; it will consist of hereditary Whigs, wealthy merchants manaftotoms. ami goodly cumber of legislators who sat in the last Parham cat. ALLEGED NEAR NEWBY. Kewar ...
... fill the of Kilials, and a* the living attachrd to ran not separated from it, bub for the will remain in abeyance.— .VortAirs Whig. St. Mary • Parish Church—Advent sermons will be {reached this (Tburwl*y) (venißg, sad on the two sneceediog araday evmingi ...
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... Dofferin. though it ought not to difficult to find many well qualified men, Thcabovs paper objects that the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilute* the Cabinet that difficult to detect the Badical flavour, but mart not forgotten that Mr Gladstone ...
... him—M'Keana—at laaet that was the of the majority, and the accused has been committed upon the Coroner'* warrant.—Northern Whig. ...
... and pereon. oU parties not met for an, party oom got for 3* for «H~) Ireland ; the far as was mat ter whethertho Government Whig, Tory, .. ■A'T** wknm thsv.ghoold aßcoarage. oppoction, and the result i , rf throughout oountry. (»«. 1 Badical.or Conservative ...
... not tod «u Ireto Vioercr for Dnl Oa.Ue. realty that Mr. QUdrtono ttoild him self to oarri-d Atoa* to old beatou track of the Whig*. all ATtnU yon had one wonderful osmpo Ireland. reqa-wl old Lord Hal Ja» to aoMpl Irak luoutozar.. » was offer should oarer ...
... The attachment motions in this mrttar egmnst three newspapers Belfast, namely, the Whig, the Belfast Emminer, and Northern Star, for publishing articles the Petition, were allowed to stand until Monday next. Mr FsUdner, Q.C.. and Kisboy appeared for the ...