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... temper of the populace in the localities where they have broken out oughtto put the authorities on the alert. The Northers Whig reports that large drumming =me been parading the erumlin and • Roads, and have come into collision with the police. On Wednesday ...
... the is in oar telegraphic news. Lair night, the oontinuatiga d a feregons masclusion was W Earl Rusamc. The oonneof the velem Whig lab, was sot doubtful It Nelda he world - poet the Government by his vote, though it was parable that the rapport to be given ...
... wits were accordingly, with hardly an exception, politicians above all ; while the Whig writers ranged with greater freedom through more various walks of literature. Whig patronage has 'airbags at other times been distributed among literary men with a less ...
... as a visionary danger. But we are warned on all sides that there is a strong tendency, not only among Tories but also among Whigs, to a recurrence to Lord Mayo's idea levelling up, and the preamble is obviously not safe. It is attacked by Earl GReV, ...
... oppeonde for their resepitian of the truth of his statement that mach an idea was In existence, and then, amid cheers from the Whig benches, proceeded to warn the bishops against allowing it he supposed that the in Ireland and the of Reglend need on the mime ...
... Mr GLatorrosa the chief place among the Liberals. Tim habit of being powerful, once acquired, is hard to lay down, and the Whig lord has more than ewe shown soma indinatim again to take hold the reins be had abaft:limed. Has Lord DWT actually taken his ...
... may be supposed to have arisen from a disinclination to throw a stumbling- block in the way of the soured and disappointed Whig ex-lAA') CHANCELLOR. So we may expect Lord Wierrartiv to move in that direction, and possibly he will have the support of Lord ...
... take him for all in all, equal to honest Lord John ; and be would have been able, as well as the latter, to direct one or two Whig Cabinets. Be only wants a slight touch of ill-temper to have the requisite qualities of a party leader. If ever his biography ...
... Lord will not move the rejection of the measure. If any motion equivslent to that is to be made, it may be looked for from the Whig side. Lord Wan , soar hr saggeoted that the Lords should refuse to ceder the Church Bill unless the whole Irish policy be tint ...
... bilk = u r tirin efuted the calumny wain • , and will scarcely Ms, Did, lard in tryirg to Leese tbe House of mad meemdaney The Whig hes never commas' rename that committee the will miens ob- Medea • and se as& policy indicated by d eallebeny, who may real ...