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... look, cl upon his children ami Ir.j wife an-; askei! for work und the means of livfiiC, what was the reply «f the civilised Whig Government the employers of Mr. ?? * 'Ihey S'ud. We *il! iiot give you out-rloor relief . we will not enable you to continue ...

... against the dangers which may threaten them, which at the same time will serve to guard that personal liberty which the old Whigs were always ready to assert and defend, and which he conceives to be now in peril, The working out of this plan so far, no ...

... 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 ...

... 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 dis- gusted an English audience, but he was exer- cising an appreciably pernicious influence on ...

... scaffold. The Government are all re- sponsible, but not ko much as Speact-r. He had Mi'es Joyce hinged in the. interests of the Whig Tarty. If, remarked the Gotmset, Mr. Uiggar had confined himself to stating his own opinion as to the yisiocenca of the men ...

... general reader, tut exceedingly records of travel which has useful as a guide book, — appeared for some time. li. is Northern Whig, just one of those racy, gossiping ; An exceedingly readable narratives which are hardly : and very interesting book. We ever ...

... counter-permeation of political ideas : for the process is not all on one side. While Radical ideas are permeating the Whigs, Whig ideas will be permeating the Radicals ; and it is the perception of this truth which has caused the Radical supporters of ...

... preferred to the British placeman, and when the birth- place of Thos. Davis will bid a final adieu to the venal blandishments of Whig and Tory, and will take its place once more against the supporters of Irish policy and Irish independence. The Conservatives ...

... has at last come when the patriot will be to the Bri and when the birth- Thos, Davis will bid a final adieu to the place of Whig and Tory, and will take place once more against not to Conservatives have definite contest the borough, in view of the fact ...

... enjoyed much favour at Court. Those allies were at the time said to have in si-vie sort given bail fcr the loyalty of the Spanish Whig Pany, because its most radical elements, the Serrano and Advanced Liberals, who after- wards seceded from Sagasta's majority ...

... Most attractive reading. Morning Post : — Racy, gossiping narrative. ilraph.c: — Ueeful and interesting. Northern Whig:— Exceeding useful as a guide-book. Field: — Exceedingly readable and very i. .teres: inj. World :— Pleasant, chatty ...