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... good foundation; fact Rome has been inundated with calumnies of the Irish people and the bulk of the Irish priests by Irish Whigs and English •i ie j v at leaBt P° asi that his holiness may be misled by them, was the case once before. . Freeman's Journal ...
... responding to the same toast as that now entrusted to me I referred to the Coalition Ministry of 1793, when many of the leading Whigs left Fox to join the side of Pitt, and I expressed hope that such might repeated, adding, “ Could not Lord Salisbury join hands ...
... Royal South Gloucester Militia, both of which appointments he held for many years to the time of his death. He was one of the Whigs who became a Conservative because be could not follow the political vagaries of Mr. Gladstone. Accident to Mr. Townsend, M ...
... Warwickshire, in the course of next summer. This herd whs established about sixty years ago by her ladyship’s father, that eminent Whig. Sir George Philips, the friend and correspondent of Sydney Smith. Why has Tea been favourite for 50 years ? The answer is ...
... constituted, for the extremest Radical as well as for the most moderate Whig—(No and Yes,— so long as neither one nor the other consented to &ive their adhesion to that which Radicals, Whigs, Conservatives alike, but a very short time ago, 1 hought to be ...
... MR. PARNELL AND HOME RULE. London correspondent of tbe Northern Whig has it unquestionable authority that Mr. Parnell, having come to the conclusion that so long as the Irish party insists on separate Parliament for Ireland no progress can be made in ...
... he might have an Irish Republic if he pleased, so far as he was concerned, if Mr. Parnell would only help him to dish the Whigs, and to dish that armchair politician, Lord Hartington, in particular. (Oh.) That he most undoubtedly said in the hearing of ...
... Commons that might have an Irish Republic if pleased, so far as was soocerned, if Mr. Parnell would only help him dish the Whigs, and to dish that armchair politician. Lord Hartington, in particular. (Oh.) Met undoubtedly said in the hearing of different ...
... British Constitution, was purely democratic, and in looking over the Bill he had been pleased to find that there was no plural Whig, no ex-officio representation, double-dyed nonsense of proportional representation. It was, in fact, a Bill based upon purely ...
... British Constitution, was purely democratic, and in looking over the Bill he had been pleased to find that there was no plural Whig, no ex-officio representation, double-dyed nonsense of proportional representation. It was, in fact, a Bill based upon purely ...
... In 1851, in company with the Peelites, the Irish Roman Catholics, and thegroup led by Mr. Cobden, I actively resisted both Whigs and Tories, but the last especially, in defence of religious liberty on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. (7) Unquestionably ...