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... their co-religionist, Me- Dicasom, the Ministerialist, or, as he is called in Ireland, the Whig, though his opinions on the Land question would amaze even English Whigs more subject to party discipline than the Duct of and Loan According to Ma. Passatt's reckoning ...

... to she Onerneseet. The indoence of this section of the Ministry, ft assuided. is sad the reorraissieg power of walarsts and Whig [notions is becoming daily of the Birmingham oserus is stirs its extension to all borough cond. htemeles, aad the reviewer ...

... landed at Orawyorio aad oabosquantly Luria. Mfg at Oho point 4 the hapset after an boor • 9,000 Phrygians a datowske The Milian Whig Who oorg timed Siisantinadg ths whisk roptiodi Who** Is en Wm mow. Ono 4 the Amalgams la the madras darts( the bombardment ...

... celestes he would &re 4 the Secretory of State for Ferriage Affairs to instruct our Brahma* sod Oonoils to essantries wham Whig ependloos are prosecuted he ' in their trade any valuable mid the or mums of explosions sad ease mining diameters, where such ...

... always took an active part in politics, his political life beginning when, as a boy of 14, he proclaimed himself a member at the Whig party. During the Polk-Chiy canvass party feeling in favour of Henry Clay and against him rose so hiih that few were exempt ...

... ns as the present could not be deemed a sufficiently Republken one. When opposition had dwindled away and there were only Whigs and Tories in the Republican party, then revision might be thought of. Moreover, a compact majority was necessary to present ...

... the Govemement would govide tee en angel swig is the gootosts is sae is cedse that or and =Ay be tally of the stela their Whigs. His answer would mainly assist is. reteresee to what was dew by the late *eller at the Ezeheqwer. Tim late eassidend at Sim ...

... Mien ion will be permitted in the colony. THE LAI'S Maowt.—Tba Lord Mayor and the memberl of the Coen of have to the had Bow Whig raked be pearhice for the widow sod family at the late If,. J. abs ma aim= al the Ward ire. UK ...

... Referring to the North Durham election, she claimed that the result had been achieved by Irish votes. They must have other 12 Whigs in Durham replaced by 12 Tories. It was • glorious thing that when they had • mee like Gladstone. who had sold his soul for ...

... never again can raise its head. (Cheered Dicksoo is the representative and nominee of the living Enenh party and of the pedant Whig Government, which has deprived you of your liberties and impended 200 of the most noble-hearted of our race. Dickson is maw ...

... elected in 1840 asthorough-going.' Whigs, pledged to support a nationalbank, bet Ma. TYLER, after his elevation to the Presidency, vetoed the National Bank Bill, broke with the Whig party, and exchanged his Whig ministers for Democrats. The result was ...