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... question of Reform cropt up—a legacy of the great Chatham's. Pitt introduced the bill into the House of Commons, but the narrow Whig party defeated this Wile proposal. At this time the only practical st,ip i the direction of reform was the closing of the bribery ...
... question of Refoim oropt up—a legacy of the great Chatham's. Pitt introduced the bill into the House of Commons, but the narrow Whig party defeated this wise proposal. At this time the only pr sctical step Ii the direction of reform was the closing of the ...
... country. It is discouraging to learn, on the authority Mr. Leatham, that while the Conservatives are playing the game of the Whigs,'' the latter are playing no game at all. Under such circumstances it extremely creditable to the hon. member for Huddersfield ...
... and the Times. The former journal .rks that the manifesto, for thoughtful m oderation, might have been written by English Whig economist; and the latter .looks upon it as a sign the political deration which the mass of the French people are learning ...
... Killallon-11 litainsanr.—Tuesday, Carrisschulitil ; Friday, Ballineollag-111.4d ORMOND AND COONTY.—Tuarday, Busheratewn; Thursday, Whigs. born'; Saturday, Irian-11 Quzzies COVNTy.—WedneSday, Rathdowney Cross-roads-11,30; Batas. day, Corirdly-11 TIPPERAKT.—Tuesday ...
... CRICKET CLUB SUPPER. 1 clay. I The tho I. defendant's frift!i! , I wnt lialtdiA wisama Mr. Hie= Alio water overlie and to protect Whig he had been, - to elean co Irpellsd - to r The members of the Bentleldside Cricket Club had their ar eel supper at the house ...
... Marquis of H srtington, the leader of the Opposition, gave out that in that cardinal point of foreign policy there were neither Whigs nor Tories. The Franrais might have fairly been expected after this del Ait to tell us what would be the probable attitude ...
... coincidence, the sth of Novemb . aniversary of William lll.'s land' - -.' '- rbt lit became the interest of th , by t i • the Whig party, so long as the Jam Fpre preciable influence - in the count] a useful counter (remonstration by ditional dread of Popery ...
... followers should pursue. The language is exceedingly moderate indeed the sentiments might have been those of an old English Whig. Of course he strongly advocates the adoption of scrutin de liste. The policy to be pursued by the Assembly should be essentially ...
... tered A °ff>W»s ship, which waa commenced on which day, according to the p*JJ£ brought and Mr. Miller they bad each provided whig the of £200 paid to Miss Walton as go*| j * of which she was then tenant, j, pa»jJKj^•»' Messrs. Edwardes and Miller took ■Jss ...
... that his followers and henchmen have not the power which former Irish brigades and brass bands exercised in the days when the Whigs were abject at the feet of the myrmidons of the really great Irishman. The flout of Lord Hartington has therefore sunk deep ...
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