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... on the scaffold. The Government ore all responsible, but not much as Spencer. He had Miles Joyce hanged the interests of the Whig party.” Mr. bad confined himself to stating his own opinion to the innocence men his opinion might be considered of very little ...

... thoroughly disapproving the measure as a concession to agitation and as defiance of all the laws of that pobtical economy for which Whig statesmen would at one time have sacrificed the dearest interests they had the world, the Conservative peers allowed the chance ...

... every one of them responsible for tbe of Karl Spencer, but sot directly Spenoer, who had Mylee hanged la the interest* of tbe Whig party LBAMT cross examined the wltoess tbe actarsoy of bis but without material result. Ultimately the committed Mr Bigger ...

... Spencer as a bloodthirsty peer, and crecilared that he had sacrificed the murderer Hynes and hung Myles •Joyce to please the Whig 'perty. Talk of this kind may produce a prejudicial effect in Ireland, while in our own country it would meet with nothing ...

... that all the convictions which had taken place were justified by facts, and who had hung Miles Joyce in the interests of the Whig party, he would simply have disgusted English audience, but he was exercising an appreciably pernicious influence on a gathering ...

... Hitician who La* learnt his r. in political life. to ...

... mom sad that the ezosptlotis sadly pet dem by clergy of better things, may have vanished for ever. Barn.—if your Mb Is pp or Whig el. we The Bair Issevrwr. for it mire sa steno or whits heir to its Wow without fie moll of most lieslowese. It bola beseWel ...

... war, 'but their chief had wiser ideas as to the issue, and cautiously held them back. He was also dexterous in upsetting the Whig Reform Bill, and In manipulating the Tory party into the promotion of Household Suf- ( frage. But admitting his adroitness ...

... brief Ministry, he expressed to his son REorsate a pions wish that the moribund Bishops would ariange their affairs before the Whigs aro in again. It would be a grand thing if we emild get a few really good men in while there is this chance—for no one knows ...

... and Go. i, ee ukeorth, OF of $0 years price 1820 pores RY dn T well and newly | built agen pom Te obey ALLINGTON, Whig “tor = — 560 —— FREE W ae HOUSE wail’ sitting-roome, ee —Beunett and Co., Cor id Porton Alo a SEAMED be SOLD, en ta man's ; quarter ...

... propriety, and position, as to clothe himself in the vestments of a rejected and superstitious Church, and (to use the language of Whig Prime Minister) to play the clown in a place of Divine worship; when political parties, after squandering thousands of pounds ...