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... ou Saturday. The sum of _2,500 has been subscribed in India for a statue of Lord Lawrence. A correspondent of the Northern Whig repor_ a further case of wrecking at Lurgan. Miss Rivers, the daughter of the late Sir H. Rivers, has been removed to a lunatic ...
... micourage others t. ilo—for the Irish Church. How much do them furious' persons really feet for the Irish Church —Northern Whig. A GIRL or THL A GE. —A New York paper thus describe. a specimen of this genus in that city :—She went to the theatre awl ...
... grapple I lute into the theatre f political philosophy. They might say of Mr. Ole Intone that he wan not born in Cie purlieus the Whig poly nr the Radical party, but hail groped his sir.iy 3nd now stood I.;torrthe world girlmided with ill, of n scholar, the ...
... intiiiibbition, which, not. withstanding the plausible cant of JAY. now so much practiced by 'fury p.,:iticiaus. Yours truly, WHIG. September 7th, 1869, ...
... Gladstone is quite sufficient everyone who wishes well to their country vote against him (Applause) I stand before you a of an old Whig family and I have still the same opinion that my ancestors had upon the what is called progress I do not want that sort of ...
... Macclesfield the effect that (Sir Edward came forward because disapproved of the members for East Cheshire being ail from the-' Whig and Tory squires, ! thought some business ought com .-in who understood commercial matters. Mr. Legh said the ground wis now ...
... mine every one who wishes well to their country to vote egotist him —(Applause ) I stand berme you as descendent of en old Whig family ; awl I have still the manes opinion that my anceeta had wpm the subject of what is called progress : but I do obit ...
... severance of the last link which united the world with the only Premier who so successfully retained the full sympathies of both Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative. WITH some people meanness seems to be a part of their natural organisation. To be generous ...
... Sir Robert, highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinaciously moved in official salaries, and belonging to that old Whig party whose creed was that there was a class which should never be subject to vulgar discussion and popular opinion, was very ...
... earnest, and more able to carry out any further reforms than any he had ever seen.—(Applame.) Many people, even some of the old Whig party, thought that for some time they had really nothing more to desire, but he, and he was sure the majority of those present ...
... stronger, more earnest, aud more able to carry out further reforms than auy he bad ever seen. (Applause.) Many of the old Whig party'thought for some time that they had no more to desire ; but he, and he believed those present, would not concur in that ...
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