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... FRANCE PARIS, The Bureaux of the Ch amber elected the Committeo De examine and report upon the \{ Whig re-establishing uninominal Wistery members of the Committve a Voting, four opposed to the Measure. Te ...
... Bolton, when miners to the number of 25,000 assemb accompanied by as ues mo hd an A pee © 0 where a monster Mr. Caleb Calo Whig, MP. tative by Mr. B. B. to celebrate the of | sonia tar te agitation for an of — invieng aud also to call upon and ¢ tee tees ...
... THE LORD LIEUTENANCY OF IRELAND. The Belfast Northern Whig’s London corre- spondent, to-day, says :—I hear from a source usually trustworthy that when the Marquis of retires from the Lord Lieutenancy the post will not be filled up, but will be put in ...
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... scheme for effecting improvements in the organisation of the Boeiety was dhcineed and generally approved, for the purpose of Whig equsidered in detail in the various sections. A benevolent mutual aid scheme, proposed by Mr. J. W. Lawlou, was opposed and ...
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... significant, and of great interest at this moment:— I cannot think I was mistaken in giving way to Mr. Gladstone as Lender of the Whig-Radical Party of England. Muting Lord Palmerston's Ministry I bad every reason to admire the boldness and the judgment with ...
... England and Irelaud was no embodiment of Liberal principles, lt was opposed at the time by the most eminent members of the Whig Party. With the best of good will, England had not known how to legislate for Ireland, because she had not been in constant ...
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