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... nan feelingly testify-we k ', Mdb the aid of the Radical party under hia comtownthipa reprerenting rereeg.of between red „f Whig. „d ««rftod 30,000 ttatate acrea. and rateable relne more than - „ hi. dnpoa-are portniog with £lOO,OOO, are (with on. aoliury ...
... indivklnal to boast that he was the master of the situation in two towns, and had been aided that step the movements of the select Whig coterie, who have shown themselves, liberal with the liberty of others, and, as recent circumstances have shown, with other ...
... TwelveHoure Bill. The result of the division was-Ayes. 83; Nos, 238; jorlty for the Government. 145, An amendment rarried | by the Whig government of that day, who, through Al* j thoipe, of the House of Commons, had conspletelv j Lord Ashley. The amendment was ...
... their body Ireland. • terlans. Baptists, Imlependents, and Wealeyan* They «*■*« asked candidate for admission whether be was Whig or Tory, long eras a thorough Churchman -(bear, hear speaker then dsoounceil the Ritualists, who, mH. »«e nothing bat Jesuits ...
... the Government Sir George Arthur, about which conflicting testimony has long been known to exist. Captain Egerton the only Whig member hb name who occupies seat ParlUmeat. He has all oooaaioos veted with Ministers. Sir C. Dilka profeassa strong Radical ...
... haring been murderer. Jamea Farreday. howerer My oooeole himsdf with this reflection—that is not tho first rlctlm whom the Whigs hare “happy happy himtliigground ;- norwffl tube the but. So far. howerer, world proapectaare eoneertied, tt hoped tbw not ...
... coarse with reference to Ireland. Shortly before the late Lord Derby's Government emus In Ire- was stale of rebellion. The Whig Government had bed to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act; they had to pour troops Into ike country, and send lion-cladt. Soon after ...
... eaten into secret and confidential communication with Mr. Bright. last of all, peeraming that neihiag else will carry him free Whig amof policy which renoitos In hoar of greateei distress ' broken Liberal party. He denounces the apse free Protestant ascendency ...
... one o'clock on Sunday morning, the inhswtanta rosisidiug toerreig^urho ...
... too broke pit. tho yioleot onthnsiasm of Mr. Foa. when the whig wild 0«t! had been sowo. they into are now enjoying fnut. couplet of well known— Nothing constant in the human race. Except the Whigs not getting into place. But their long 'vanishment from ...
... The mon on strike intimated their intention t.» resume work unless tho other 700 came out; and a deputation was appointed whig upon Mr. T. Smith, the manager, to inform him that unless the full advance was given the whole of tho men would strike this ...
... th. Ti'.fi Tucwlay. ought teach him the folly of « ...