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... ; WE wonder what will the Whigs say now , asks yesterday ' s Daily Independent , and to-day they have got their • answer . in a , resolution which was . ' passed afc a meeting of the Irish Parliamentary Committee yesterday . ' The purpose of the ...
... quite obsequious to the Pamellites . The Whig organ goes so far as to say that Nationalists and Paraellites are beginning to realise th&t both were governed by honest conviAion , and it adds that the Whigs ask the ParncUites to abandon no principle ...
... Muntz , John Collins , . ind other well-known Eadica-ls o * those days . The imprisonment of the Chartist le .-iders by the Whig Government during 183 S-9 attracted great attention , and in July 1840 Arthur O'Neill was sent as . 1 delegate from Glasgow ...
... newspapers , severally representing the two great political parties of the time . In his poliiicai principles Barnard was an ardent Whig , and when -Mr Miller , editor of Tlie Monitor , the leading organ o ! that party in Middle Alabama , retired from \\\ s position ...
... Great Britain, by Irish Nationalist votes. It is a strange, an appalling, phenomenon, which all who were ever regarded as Whigs or Liberals till this last decade would have regarded as impossible and incredible. Against this most reactionary and degrading ...
... tho motives by which they were swayed , and raises , without settling , some curious points in Parliamentary ethics . The Whigs had violentl y opposed the abuses in tho creation of Peers , as the privilege had been exercised in Barley ' s Administration ...
... that the Toryism of to-day is not quite the Toryism of yesterday, and that we have been coerced on occasion into dishing the Whigs ; but it is none the less true that the fundamental principles of Conservative policy are held by the overwhelming majority ...
... to show whyitwas that Liberal Unionists support the bill . His reply was an admirably succinct argument , based on the old Whig principle of reli gious freedom and toleration . This bill , he said , addressing the members opposite , is in accordance ...
... head. There can be but one opinion now to the result of that attempt —his loss has been the country's gain; but the most rigid Whig that ever existed could not fail to give his meed of admiration to the gallant enterprise of the '45, which reads more like ...
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