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... WHIG ON THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. Cumming Macdona, writing from the Middle Temple, says :— Liko many more thoughtful Liberals, I havo been more influenced by patriotism than party, and could not and would not, follow tho wild wanderings, the reckless and ruinous ...
... REPORTED IRISH WHIG-PARNELLITE ALLIANCE. I and w des ead annoyance has been caused in Irish Whig and Barncllite circles by report nublished in the Dublm Express that Whig and Parnellite alliance Ulster had been entered into. In accordance with the alliance ...
... Liverpool Albion, one of the oldest and most influential Whig newspapers the provinces, finding that plain Whig principles are most consistently supported enlightened Conservatives, and that the Liberal party drifting towards Home ale for Ireland, has ...
... hand over Ireland to the government of a club of Jacobins. Here we may leave the mutinous organ of Whig opinion. Tbat its appeal to the old Whigs may be heard is the wish of all who set the true interest of Great Britain and Ireland above the fate ...
... TkaaTIOIXTIC NEWS the ikai Ma Whigs rortlereeslott =Mabee The ATELZTIC NSW'S sires seartme Scotland varier bead of Is rake the esolvolan TM ATHLETIC NEWS is the Pager et he kis& And metals. MVO mu mew IM aay of Ayala A - THLLTIC oestalee so Soethers Spelt ...
... All announcements of Birth 3, Marriages, and Deaths are charged for ab the folio whig race :â 18 Wo eds, Is. 6d.; And 6d. for every Additional Nine Wosds. Birth*. Howard. âOn the 29th instant, at Clifton-villas, Moss Side, the wife of W. H. Howard ...
... Dich t, unin ~The annual Ns ing Society was held rt. Whig was adopted, 0d oe Profit of £435 6d., is wa reserve fund. TIONS, A Q £2 or & mouth’s im- Ral for ¢ ‘aking matches ay ies, W which are entirely 1 29 ands are —Y rd esterday forenoon a vm 3 oyed ...
... only before as the base, bloody, and brutal It cannot be said that the Whigs * O'Coxnell when their turn came. He help traitor and a miscreant until his 3-me necessary to the Whig Administrate Jj- then be became the hon. friend of s «ter, just as ...
... that they are the first to suffer by it. It is possible that the Whigs and their Radical friends may succeed in sawing down the Royal Arms, but in the crash which will follow the great Whig -peers and landlords will not be the last to suffev. A Mr. H. Hall ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. S. Eowarth.— Whig. The Bill was opposed Mr. John Bright and other Liberals. Communications received.— Edward Birhhead; S. H. M.P.; Ajax; Wolverhampton; Ship Canal; Fair Piay. CALAIS TO CONSTANTINOPLE BY RAILWAY. the Editor of the Manchester ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. T. —Tes, in 1865. W. Mo?s. —Consult a bookseller. Vernon— No ; he came forward as a Whig, opposition to the Radicals. S.— See tbe Weekly Supplement to the Courier, in which a reply to your question will be inserted. O. —In the paragraph ...
... Wen the First Refrom Bill became law, the fi«t Reform Bill became law, the 'log event which brought the Whigs into ''' dozen year* or and which reign intrigue, aeries banquets till over Those festivities were described I I r,4 of the period in the florid ...