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... the Ministry. Mr. Bright will not consent reject a compromise of which approves; and however pleased Lord Granville and the Whigs would be to see John Bright retire into private life of his own free motive, if only he would induced to this quietly and to ...
... bribing and endowing the Roman Oatholics, instead of, as according to Mr. Gladstone’s propeesl, feeding the lunatics, the astute Whig ex-Chancellor Bothell, endeavours to secure more adroit means. However, I have fear either that this proposal levelllDg •up” ...
... TELEORAPTT. MORNTNG ADVERTI-RER. LICENRED VICTIUALLER1S' OUARflTAN, CATHOLIC WPKEIt LY REGISTER, .THE UNTIVE1ERE. BELFAST NORTHFRN WHIG, ,, NEWS LETTER, MANCHESTER GUARDTAN, I.VERPOOL MERCUTRY, ,, EXAIJNER AND TImES, ,, DAILY POsT, ,, COURITR. ,, COURTRa, CITY ...
... B»h“ fa friz long. 30-3 when this telegram left. RIOTING IN IRELAND.—THE MOB FIRED ON » . LOS 3 Belfast, Fndsy.—The Northern Whig, Radical organ, - There waa aeriona riot Portadown yoatorday, pohco were forced fire the crowd. A boy named Thomaa Wataon ...
... putting was fully ascertained. The steamer was placed is dock into the bank, and making interest from it!» for repairs. —Northern Whig. Chaibhan : Yes, quite ao. . . .. ! CaiMl IS Lahcabhibk.—Tbe chief constable of the . : Ititajl perhaps fa. that again, tat ...
... concurrent endowment, whom did find? Why, Earl Russell, tbs Duke Argyll, (A Voice: Archbishop Canterbury.) Well, would have been Whig. Take the Marquess of danricarde; he Tory 7—(Uproar.) Well, said the majority of those who advocated concurrent endowment have ...
... MORNIN(G ADVERTISER, ror LlICENSED VICTUALLE:RS' GUARDIAN, CATHOLIC WEEKLY REGISTER, . -TlilTlU UNIVIDRSU- BELFAST NORTHERN WHIG, he ,, NEWS LETTER, ad IHANCEsTBR GUARDIAN, LIVERPOOL MROUnRY, y I,, EXAMINER AND TIEs, ,, DAILY POST, is, of COURIER, ,, COUrIEn ...
... in the minds the peasantry that, if realised, can only be done with the continuation of acts of injustice and robbery? Will Whig lords who hold confiscated property and abbey lands quietly disgorge their easements, and yield their tenures, at the bidding ...