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... the agrarian principles enunciated by influential mem- bers of the Government are preducing their fruits. We trast that the Whig noblesse, those who hold so large a portion of the property of the Church, and who are taking such an active pari in the spoliation ...
... Leads Macclesfield. Bivera. Colchester. DeUmera, Bussell, and Grey, Sir Gilbert Gerrard. end many others the high gentry the Whig party met him at the bead ef their tenants ia different places. And the ancient manners Bag land wore not that tune laid aside ...
... In ita marita * Lord Weatbury baa dona good aaraioa to the State ta hia own party in planting landmark the right property. Whig*-and Liberala, non treated with the Radical*—have not been lire to the eituatioo ; they h*»e not the dktanoa to bare ben bora* ...
... ernment some assurance that steps would be > 0 ®n forthe protection of life in Ireland. Mr. TE S8G0E made one of those mild Whig speeches lent are so little adapted to preserit exigencies. Dee TANLEY followed with a very forbearing » but condemned the ...
... b« :”uiSor exau.pK when he de- gUd to have a go with the Torie.. A. for the i that the Catholic Church was established in Whigs, nothing would suit me better than to see one; if any w« He must have lost his wken my vision is gratified in that respect ...
... ladies and gentlemen Irgan talking about family matters, when, thinking they had no business there, they left. The Richmond Whig (United States), is un* gallant enough, in commenting on recent 44 Woman's Rights movements, to say— ten years from this ...
... beyond their power of self-possession be- cause the evil has come home to them. Formerly, when the fever broke out in Ireland, Whigs and Tories took summary steps-they bled the patient till he no longer had strength to be violent. The n fever has broken out ...
... an oppressive rule a la Busse, in Ireland would have been a more fatal barrier to our advancement and prosperity than the Whig nostrum of conciliation. No man lovethe justice more than ye Irishmanne, said a great and trusty authority some centuries ...
... War this at the sane market yan.—seery Mat bet s bet sheep were. esesidenbly law. snow* re the Awl Tint of the protease rat' Whig ga g gelswal a wretehelly had Iran. which tap to haws k-st Is Ede& lora klog la there wet • sad desond. trea ettwo Adak gererdlesly ...
... . M. Tracy Is., H. Nowd is., .T. %VV3 Plletdb .P , lndo-. G . (an admirer Mr.Hhe Gldt'JEugh sd. pills id., a Wesloyan 3d., Whig of IdugeA d.. WoE. 8,.(w ul Irs) 2d., a Welsh shop- ofman 3d., Onswho knows no thing of Lberaliqm or Torylsin, J 00 but for ...
... 2d. per pound. Dtsaasta's WOIIK.—What, then, was our young Tory to do who was imbued with a deep-rooted antipathy to the Whigs and a profound fellow-feeling with the oppressed masses of his countrymen? What was he to do ? To pray for light. And to the ...
... Government some assurance that steps would be taken for the protection^f life in Ireland. Mr. Fortescue made one of those mild Whig speeches which are so little adapted to present exigencies. Lord Stanley fol- lowed with a very forbearing speech, but condem- ...