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... Or. Piraiii nummeatoviD.—W• see emelleibill Ss latirmilm al IMmule In I. the mmmis el M. Poems 111. miliMes SO dalisMilei of Whig. grel46 Imbeds md dame la Me 111 - , • 10••••• to Mos billa wilimmll6 . 318 6 • 4 1 4 r - i . ••• _J . • . W..WDAT r , ...

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... and Mr. Monahan, Q.C, eon of tbe Chief Justice of the Common Fleas. The first is an Ultramontane Nationalist; the second is a Whig. Other candidates are spoken of. Mr. Baron Dowse has drawn attention, while presiding in the Dublin CommUaion Court, not only ...

... time was now come when they ehould cease to identify themselves with any political party, no matter Whether they were Radical, Whig, or Conservative. They must now have a policy of their own, but it conld only be attained by independent action. Mr. Chas, ...

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... off sa no Weed *ad as a to rue sad rigkierayl least wialeOnt tt sloped nel ism We at Ilist mad snob kospe that as auk_ end be Whig be the am WbaCe r I sena* to the abes ladl I how ! Mae, odor, es* *bop, It be • when, repiled Tom Scott; aid it tor, set serpent ...

... better to leave the quation of soap alone. Tema any point of the poodles of presetting to emAIAMes is Ike gift soothes the Whigs of the !edgiest, sal deo of the who to le beam to the woold-bo meal= who.. their assemblies has base to to the law ofOesmaces ...

... country was at peace. The Opposition was reduced to impotence. Tbe King and Mr. Pitt together had, for the time, beaten down the Whigs, and the Minister was free to set his hand to that work of social ameliora- tion which for ten years he pursued with such eminent ...

... ideas, that which, when it was good and wholesome, was little more than what Pitt and Grenville would have realised but for the Whig Opposition aud the Continental war. Mr. Disraeli's summary of this portion of our political history was given with equal truth ...

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... himself as hardly better than a heathen, ministered onto him. Much was done for reh i. ions freedom by William 111., and by tho Whig statesmen and pre! .tee of bis time, and not the least by tte great house of Ku-sell, who, having befriended the Nonconf- in ...