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... at ig the the meeting has since been be an port in another has | tainly 1 and failure. A Cookstown co dent of the Northern Whig says fally been for the Orange lodges, t! Rashly ing would have been a complete Evory effort was made to get the Pres fitting ...
... gesticulation. He had nothing to say—nothing 771 ‘• » than th» leather and pranaUs platitudes which are always ready at tne service Whig Statesmen. Nor was Sir if m - rambled through speech tuteen miuutes with the most exemplary unconscious£“• that ev-erv listener ...
... the House of Lords. A Government any time might recommend its supporters, if properly qualified, to the favour of the Crown. Whig Governments have been more chary of such recommendations than their opponents. It was known that Mr. Disraeli, when his end ...
... LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Alliance and Consumers 101% from Sper ‘Debentures, 4 per oe emon- evhes Cent €9” Gs 2d The Northern Whig of this day Tory ubted “ Brown powerloom linens, for ar Us poses, bave been a little more looked af have not been large by ...
... injustice unparalelied in the ¢ rye tutional government, ringing isto 2. a ow tee ol | them, closed at this period. —. lively Whig. ry. A —— andred GALEITE ANNUU SUBREN IS lieve Orrice, June 2.—The bas 0 two ciously eased to make the foliowing app to the ...
... of the House Com mons on Monday night, the ministerial and Tory whip bad been wonderfully stimulating and effective. Th* Whigs were the first to rush in and take their places, solid phalanx of vulgar visages and broad-cloth. The Conservatives mustered ...
... seen, and with this view he moved that the bill lie read a third time that day six months. I Lord ELCHO said that some of his Whig friends had | asked him how could reconcile it with his indepen- j dent jwsition laugh) to second the motion for the rejection ...
... policy on which it was founded the influence of the “voluntary party, and he it as the instrument with which the aristocratic Whigs performed the ceremony of happy despatch.’’ Mr. Cardwell held that, after all that had passed—the long di-batcs last year, ...
... Ireland, enough to control some of the patronage of the where great heat and animosity prevail, many words country, and when Whig governments began to 1 w m i e ll n be of sp , o v ken and d ma e rz acts te wM be done, perhaps,chvbey place Catholic judges ...
... the land and the Church; but the policy of the Whig party bail become entirely —(luar, hear)—and merged into what was called the general Liberal policy. It was true that there were some distinguished Whigs figuring in the government, but they were only ...
... never extricated himself, his estates being heavily mortgaged. Sir Robert successfully contested Nottingham in 18GL against the Whig party, who brought forward the present Duke of Newcastle (then Lord Lincoln) oppose him. The hon. baronet was again returned ...
... that a sense of justice and friendly feeling could dictate to allay tbe natural irritation which the culpable negligence of a Whig Government had excited, and to make reparation for any wrong which may have ensued. She is not prepared, however, to submit ...