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... may not but it =Rift with it asost el aspect which ought to ensure to it serious attention and reflection. This was the true Whig doctrine of ths period. Everybody ought to have his religion provided for hint by law. The unplemant consequences to the state ...
... Messrs. Bright and Gladstone. If ignominhly attached to any party, he thought it was to that great and hitherto respectatble Whig party who allowed thetn- selves-to use a vulgar metaphor-to lie led by the nose by Mr. Gladstone (cheers), who notwithstanding ...
... Protestant country is very remark- leable, coming as it does immediately after a recent de- claration put forward by the Whigs that the Whig piarty is the natural ally of Protestantism. In this do- claration there lurks a covert insinuation that the Church ...
... then, I say, it becomes pave and serious matter, and one deserving the execration of every right minded man in the community, Whig, Torv, or RadicaL The virtuous, peaceable, and peace-loving editor, in his remarks in to-day’s issue, The judge, making himself ...
... C. Jackson. They have commenced an active canvass for subscriptions, which has met with a very liberal response alike from Whig, Tory, and Radical, J. W. Malcolm, Esq., M.P., heading the list with donation of 6f. It is proposed to raise 402. or 451., ...
... don't kr >w of mv own knowledge. Was he a supporter of Mr. Seely in 1868?—1 hare a general impression that Mr. Barber is a Whig, but it is not gained from personal knowledge. Well, you consulted the Mayor at 12 o'clock?— Yes. How'roany lambs did you employ ...
... not; but it carries with it a sort of aaoect which ought to ensure to it serious attention and reflection.” This was the true Whig doctrine of the period. Everybody ought to have his religion provided for him by law. Tho unpleasant consequences to the State ...
... leading organ of Irish Protestant opinion proclaims that the natural alliance of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of England. So the immediate effect of the Irish Church Act has been to turn Orange Blue. The Heat Again.— What mental process ...
... suit. Apropos of the Whitebait Dinners, I heard a story the other day of one of these festivities many year* ago, when the Whigs were in power, and Peel and Lyndhurst were in opposition. At the conclusion of the repast, Sir Robert gave as a parting toast ...
... abundant medical testimony pn-vta iufec. ioua iseo-'X'® arc prcrcntcd.—Vide L'lmti. Ac, In d u. each, of all WholebiOo W. V. WHIG tJT and Ce. Locd^o- USB ONLY TUB FIELD T A C «3T THB QUEEN’S LAUNDRESS USES OHIKH Adopted by all great r* Camion ® plnycrs ...
... to Wag It DANGEROUS IMITATIONS mepect to Colooial guarantee. Schools (ficotLind) Bill. smett ibis Yaw, with the @pilaw asd Whig .4 the 1, in which Mr. 8. Aytenn, Mr. The other bowinen was disorned 4, and the Hume ad. addiestabl_ who It a name idlest ...