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... OA* to set with Party, hot but to the Wows of bad west old to the I immomeht and of shame). was also Mr. the whiteerashol Whig eametter for Kildare. It. roomil,le mestere •ho refertment,t. or, esseeepoee•ieJ. Mr. Mr. et t the member ler Garay era they ...
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... seriously 111.CLIMS. i injund. The engine.h..use. where the 1 .0.1..1e..5.te tr. !or i shaft S 3.1 down, and a soots Whig.. 24. ii. 1.4 , , o r _ was , ay _ _,_ dank.. The owiso.o. , i was li.•awais.—ariallol liot westlorTeotr. ; iletouation was ...
... up of 17 English and 13 Irish members. Among the former were the the Fourth Party, while the latter were made up of four Whigs and nine nominal Hume Rulers :—Mr. Aylmer, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Bmdlaugh, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Callan, Mr. Chaplin, Lord IL Churchill ...
... hun. l•rofewor tima. m mew of Mr. Trowelyaa's Early sf James Fun' ks well mita-1i sod throws la a comectim to the author's Whig spolain. 3k. Trohope's Life of lo ably m.l the teat of an article on the gam Kansa. Tb no goal hat. of our:* LIM, it is out ...
... during the wester portion of Lis bog career. he had bad to wage • eerie party war the Ministerial side of the House rub • Whig Opposition rampant for office. These being tie conditions of polities% life, why shod.! Peel, who spent upwards of 20 of the ...
... ~std the Dumb Illeslinopeeth lea ea Iheeiserpwidellatellhareedyternelstedadeieell M. eepeleet b•ii.. sod tee resent eel the el Whig directly sad taro* the Gruen Is the isepo of warlike essisteimm bum M. Moo Ferry rephed to thew taunts sad sesisestime is • ...
... ALTERS.-Feh. 7, at Manmedetwie, Newcastle ETISM Walters. 87 yeark 10. at 13. Lawford.roed. N.W.. Itartiowel sou of the by. A. Whigs , aged two IMAM\ WHITE-Feb. 10. at 5, 9trathedourilku, llaeletta White. wed Si. widow of John w white. ag, sad Stasolord.hilL ...
... rejoice at it, for he avowed that he preferred the honest enmity of Conservatives to the false and treacherous friendship of the Whigs. The bitterest enemy of Ireland was the Liberal Minister who rode to power on Irish votes. At half-past twelve the House divided ...
... Election by one farthing ; it has even increased them, if wo are to accept the conclusions of some of the Election Com- missions. Whigs are not one whit better than Tories, though it seems certain that neither can faiily complain of the profligacy of Radicals ...