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... creditable a part in e Lord Lieutenancy debate, 1s being put through the mill by his dear friends. “ We suppose,” says the Carlisle Whig organ, “ that in making his calculations Mr Fletcher has had a tem- porary attack of colour blindness.” The echo of the Carlisle ...
... was unwilling to assume the post of leader of the Conservative party, and this very much influenced him. Sprung from agreat Whig house, and inheriting all the principles and prejudices of that re- nowned political connection which had expelled vhe Stuarts ...
... the Irish Church question, which was the aloorbing topic ~f the day. It was much to regretted now to find politicians of the Whig /wheel, old shateamen, entirely opposed to the jo i re epl o , they held in former years. It w.O very lamentable to find p ...
... part in the groat battle of Roman Catholic Emsan. cipation, he was always regarded as one of the moderate party who ndhered to Whig principles, and Ptood opposed to Ultramontane notions. His lordship married in 1817 Louisa Emilia, only daughter of Mr. Elias ...
... and succeeded to the peerage in 1836. His lordship was one of the moderate party among the Boman Catholics who adhered to Whig principles and opposed Ultramontane notions. He is succeeded by his eldest son, Arthur James, Lord Killeen, who was born Naples ...
... TELEGIRA PH, MORNIN(G ADVERTISER, LICENSED VICTUALLERS' nUARDIAN, CATHOLIC WEEKLY REGISTER, THE UNIVFRSE, BELFAST NORTHERN WHIG, ,, NEWS LETTER, MANCHIESTER GUARDIAN, LIVIEPOOL MERCURY, EXAhINERI AND TIMEI4, ,, DAILY POST, COURIER, ,, COURIER, ,, CITY ...
... father, an active part in ation, the great battle of Roman Catholio co WAR @ iways regarded as one of the Emancipation, to Whig principles, and Moderate party who adbered d to Ultramontane notions, His lordship stood oppose masried in 18 17 Louisa Emilia ...
... kind. —(Hear, hear.) He remembered very well that during the late election many of the Whig candidates were reminded that the property that was held by many of the Whig families was held by the very same right as that of the Irish Church ;it was given by ...
... past. Many measures had been passed since 1832 up to the present time, but the Whigs had no reason to talk about the Tories changing their names. They were at first Whigs, then Liberals, then Radicals, and they ifcght be red Republicans to-morrow for ...
... Church. I quite believe tknt the lender* the pnrty whioh I nttnehed on kerediUry tie, nndto which I the plennare to belong-the Whig nil inteatioa of nttockinc the Church ; hat I ennnot eee how the nmaent which U urged in the enee of the Iruh branch of the ...
... forgotten. We Mee the fa et that the Derby busily has in past times been looted upon • Whig family. Lori Stanley's grandfather was • Whig. Lord Stasaey's father was • Whig up to • ported in his own and au national history which meat always be makable; and ...