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... NORTHERN WHIG OPPOSED The Wary, the the Liberals, to-day says— Mr. Gladstone has gone to the root of the matter by really proposing to give ali that Mr. Parne!! and his friends ever ventured comstitutionally to demand, and a deal more than any of them ...
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... WHIG, with brief account visit to the miracle chapel” at Knock. These Irish visions and apparitions, he observes, have nothing special about them, and quite surprising*ones have been produced many times in France, Belgium, and Italy : but they mark the ...
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... THE WHIGS. The Times observes that changes in the re. presentation ought not to be lightly undertaken; but when they become inevitable, as they are now generally admitted to be, nothing but mischief can come of dealing with the subject in a timid and ...
... WHIG, nothing in House spontaneously deviating in any degree, dither to the right the left, from the line laid down by Act of Parliament, then I say it is not well for the general interests of the country. is not well for the interest and character of ...
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