... - L) WHIGS IN KEI:IIV. Father Godley, C C., Ballybunnion: county Kerry, •u called by Mr. Reid, and gave evidence of the character whirh has here already Oren by Acores of pat leered of his clam In the coarse of his ernes. examination he was asked whether ...

... Lord Harrington, addressing large meeting at Norwich on Wednesday evening, said hoped the day would be far distant when the Whigs would conaent to swamped by unmitigated Toryism, or permit themselves to merged in what he would never admit to be the true ...

... THE LONDON POOR. The usual smoothly WHIG' of the 'damns Moose Council on the Dwellings of the tondos goor, of the Lord Mayor is president, has been held la the Lug Parlour. Mr. John Hamer (boa secretary) preessted the report, which stated that the insanitary ...

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... accord- ing to the Star, that the dominant influence of the party which was once Whig Radical, and thereat it rejoices, and darkly hints at the terrible price the Whigs will have to pay for their desertion of the Liberal party. Of course @ reference is ...

... connection whatever with the band that played at the sports ender Mr P. Mills. I would also like to explain that the Volunteer Band Whig debarred from using the name or uniform of the regiment, his (throurb the kindness of several gentlemen of the neighbourhood) ...

... looking backwards. the Whigs forwarder ; the one party was retrogressive, the other propensive. This differenee was shown is 'Arlo. ways. The Revolution gave prominence to certain mist and pshlieJ factors in the State, and Whigs beams the champion of these ...

... plltight, thus arousleg the suspicion of • mredisity officer who watched his esovernents. When Baker got • few solvers together. Whig advantage of • quiet he shoulderrd hie crutch and ahowed, hot bow fields wee won, hut the hrarest gray to • publtc•houge. ...

... the qu-stioa, Why has the City come to as’ Men of the clase to which Mr Smith belongs used to be Whig and some of th-m, lbke Mr were Radicals whom the Whig lesd-re somet:mes frowned u and eometimes patted on the back. The City tous, but the Country Party ...

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... end these sold at bearlike prices. Foreign very quiet, end selling at basely late rates. Barley to 6d per qr. cheaper. Oats Whig better and 31 dearer. CHELTICNRAM. August 29.—There were a few amaples of new English wheat offered today, but values are hardly ...

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