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... doubt. they tad discerned the bias of his mind C^e.saw himself. Dr. ase y and Mr. Liddon, who Impose maybe termed ctively Whig and Liberal penmen, kmdly suggest that half our Church colleges -endowments at Oxford should be given up to the denomuiationß--vaiu ...
... seen the Church question postponed, they will now, under necessity, act with unity and vigour. The Edinburgh Review— Whig and only Whig we mentioned yesterday, considers many measures now waiting for settlement more important than that concerning the ...
... of the old Whig party, to promise all kinds of reform and retrenchment when in opposition, or at the hustings; but their performances when in office were miserably small, and completely disheartening to their fob lowers. As a paruy. the Whigs are happily ...
... foolish language. We were strengthened in this hope by the recollection of the fact that Mr. O'Sullivan had started in life a Whig mild t/jie, and had Ilia debut in public life under the auspices of Mr. Justice Keogh, a learned judge distinguished rather ...
... referenoe to the Belfast election petition. was based on the same grounds those presented in the motion against the Northern Whig- After long discussion the court deferred judgment the three oases until yesterday. Important Notice Householders.—Undoubtedly ...
... vestments. fld groat enough in the Church, if i once act together, whose advice be disregarded by the most contort of Clawbioabde, Whig, has § Times on the subject of Irish rail- to think that Government *ble, and says that the present pU Q have the matter under ...
... head. and is greatly weakened by the loss of blood. None of the perpetrators of the cowardly crime have been traced.—Nortitern Whig. SCENE AT A FlRE.—During a fire in a private house in Castle-street, Belfast, at an early hour on Saturday morning, a Dr. O'Hare ...
... of faith and declaration of policy. The former consisted of an opinion that England was not yet on the verge of decay (the Whigs aie again in office), and the latter wa3 declaration, which appears to have been vociferously received, favour the extirpation ...
... TCE3PAT. February Sod, IMS. at the PUBLIC HALL, WIOAN. , , Tteketa dlfporud ot the ehUdna'a purer,ti, and patroniaed by both Whigs and Tories, all being harmonised by the enchanting innocence of the children. taught, and dartiea auppUed with QUADRILLE BANDS ...
... in the second. Yo the Liberal economist this is, of course, a and statesmanlike policy.” Somehow or other everything that a Whig Radical Government does always bears that character with a certain class. To the ordinary world outside it seems something ...
... admit that middle class which the Whigs thonght would support themselves. They found out that the small shopkeepers Md thoeo who were qualified to vote under the provisions of the Reform BUI of were likely hold Whig principles They judged very correctly ...