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... Dillon, eldest daughter of Henry Augustus. 13th Viscount Dillon. He had been for many years politically associated with the Whig party. Soon after completing his education at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated H.A. in 1825 was elected representative ...

... established on the principle of religious inequality as between Protestants and Roman Catholics, The Protestant settlement the Whigs of our generation, under the headship of Mr. Gladstone, are doing their best to uproot. Lord W. Hay in his letter tries, indeed ...

... op®, or that there will be any change at all ? lo any cur. there will a great revolution. I have often adel Irisli gentlemen. Whig and Tory, you ailT«- pcct that you will do great good in Ireisud by tt) bill and I never met with one who wouli the slightest ...

... of men, told the head, are to considered tbe people, and that, os such, th**ir will to be law.*' Burke was member the Great Whig party, and and was, on many points, quite «a Liberal the Kumells ami Ureys of our own day. Yet he firmly resisted the idea ...

... excuse is poor one the beet. It affords significant commentary upon the professions of liberal and enlightened policy by our Whig rulers. A musty old statute, which had lain oblivion for years, is attempted to enforced to the freedom of those who are obuozions ...