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... Not in the het. Ind * ▪ to be MOW* It ea Lead ids to tomer letters of request hem the Dow.or of Loodo• to a oust for a of the Whig of St. proteolftig the to :attiresmeet, the promo:tr. Mr. to to Use sagero-e.,:ios of Mr. Maelmosetite. The tom tains aa questios ...
... be yet upreared an Irish Republic. The Land Lergue, which proved its power to cope with open enemies, has most to fear from Whig friends. Tho proposal to convert it into a movement for Homo Rule proves the truth of this assertion. Let every true friend ...
... advanced fraction of the majority ; but giving much less satisfaction to Marshal Campos and his friends, who much resemble the Whigs of 1830, dragged along by modern Radicalism, ■nolens ailenn, to unpalatable reforms. ...
... yet upreared an Irish Republic. The Land League, which has proved its power to cope with open enemies, has most to fear from Whig friends. The pro- posal to convert it into a movement for ** resur- recting Home Rule proves the truth of this assertion ...
... no fewer thau 185 parishes. . sioNs. — The resignation of the Mistress ol the Robes, following as it _oes those of so many Whig members of the Government, shows a gradual ?? support to a Radical Ministry in a ma- inconvenient to the - the Duke of i to ...
... from 1840. Before then all the colonies were more or less governed trom Downing-street, nor was there any question between Whigs and Tories of what is known as the colonial policy m our day. Lord Durham's mission to Canada in 1840, and the legislation ...
... ia +h. tined W. tor tilegally firework.. At Birmingham Police-eourt yesterday, .1.14 btapeley, traveller, ea* eharlted with 'Whig ' Nleasrs. tiihson 14 4 Mies& eo!ki lockrt •,ff the total value h wa. nllegv.l the thefts cottitnemed 84, Pie1nher. the accused ...
... in acknow- ledging the vote of thanks for presiding, said he did not .mean to change his politics, but as a member of an old Whig family which had done so much in the past to put the Liberal I 'arty at the head of affairs, he wished to tell the members ...
... by no true love of country, by no real loyalty to the Throne, not even by any fidelity to party. Conservative, Peelite, and Whig he had courted and deserted in turn, but ever anil always he had been actuated by the same desire for greatness, by personal ...
... ex tent as to what is to be done. pai? c a 6 cueral agreement amongst all men of all Tori m tll(! Uuitet * Kingdom, amongst Whigs and (^iV cs > liberal-Conservatives, Conservatives, and Radi- us a' ° r Nv batever name they may call themselves — there rnusfk' ...
... it ,vaS ?? Ministerial defeat. All that it attested was «** capacity of a powerful Whig family to ret»» ' in the Whig interest, what Jiad been from ?? immemorial a Whig seat. But the result of * elections at Stafford and in Derry will be equ* x , lent ...