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... PROPORTION OF WHIG AND TORY PRRRAGES. The charge which has been — madeagainst theConeervative governments of making an undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for nine ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAS!T, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12, ves we can | of the revenues held by the Established Church of this | The Lord, ladies, and gentlemen,— | who now form so powerfal an so important a portion under threat of exclusion from a certai ble opinions ...
... R N WHIG BEL! = mit him into hia house on the ultimo, was also on p mi tof costs of r, Downin, Ss e Belfast Benj min Du peer m, Ro ed by Sub-Constal » Joshua ( awel f Mr, se open for t! e sale of b rat ing his h tof the inst. e Br embers hours on the ...
... WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, sailip ward a co} y Of thot paper every Friday of eac! oue year, i lor the sum of Eromr | and the amoupt of ers carry-| The WEEKLY NORTEL WHIG |mewspaper for the United States, being ounds, each The W EEK NORTH ERN WHIG Voyages, | sent ...
... ee HE SCRAP-BOOK: — **Tbe Rowan y, 1869. Probate e should Baroness Nairne, STORY :—‘‘Lady Margaret's Vale HE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG 1 Herron, Ban. ing all the above and other News, se: Steet omanter Pree to any Station in Ulster { Be eat tn ane in America ...
... Western 120 Indiaspercents. Il2j Midland aroueutiji) Fill DA Y, FEB. 12, 1869. THE WHIG-RADICALS AND THEIR PETITION. Whatever eventually becomes of the Whig- Radicals and their —famous petition against the return of Messrs. Eaton and Hill for this ...
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... Offend Anotoer.—Up who draws his pen for one party must expect make enemies of the other. F>r wit and fool arc consequence of Whig and Tory, tad »mj row it » k«»v, »n .s? th» eH«.— ...
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... Liberals are now firmly seated in the Government saddle, thanks to Lord Derby's leap in the dark, his desire of dishing the Whigs, and Mr. Disraeli's talent for imparting education, there is no reason why the majority of 112 should not be turned at the ...
... of Untry has increased extent. » emigration his ceased the People > Manufactures are imp , Bene Y are growing more that the Whig: have been im office for about months, and have not had time to make any alterations in the government of the people, the Tories ...
... it is utterly gone. Lord Derby hoped by his Reform j Bill to dish the Whigs, but the fraudulent dealing has returned the heads its promoters. all great political battles the Whigs have ultimately come out victorious. It was the M higs who dethroned James ...