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... the Liberals, but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzailliam, and the other secedcrs from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remained, for ...
... THE WHIG MAGNATES, AND THE PROPERTY OF THE CHURCH. n the Editor if the Oheerrer. ...
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... ALPHONSE and JULES SETTLING IT! The ;Vat.' Special Cutrespen.leat 'lvo the foll,whig skesce from Yarla The scene Is d fis the - It was near noon, at the left-baud corner of the colonnade. There two Menses are looking ab rot very icquisitively. I don't ...
... DROWN MINOR! PULLET/ (too), laying. for SW. Si- owl; Moo Wert wow-bred Pullets. Whig, mow embed tor chicle. -Arcobaret, Borrl• Oral lad. OlOarbridp. ...
... Government of which he had been the supporter had departed from the rule of Whig Governmente In past time., and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that section of the House among whom I generally ...
... detractors of the former, he said Lrd Beacons, field (then Mr. Disraeli) came forward to oppose an influential Whig at a time when the Whigs were in great disfavour with Radicals and Tories, and thushe secured 0' Connell's championship. O'Connell afterwards ...
... 11111. AU &meta parade at the troop at 3 p.m. sharp for scoutcratt and smoderatt. AU boys over If year. of age desirous of *Whig ea. apply to the aeoitmaeter for necessity In . formation B.E.N. A., Scontmeaber. ...
... for suitable person.—Apt by Inner. 716, Oonsty lapwing Stourbridge. Warp Wasted at once.—Apply J. H. Taylor and Son, Bid Whig Contractors, High Btraet. IJe. you WANT good Photograph. so go to Johniales, Victoria Passage, Stourbridge. 9132 p ...
... dier of th , • dun:. rows belief is the c•Jotrlto oso—the Aston* of Lc:rd IlatOKt.c7 himself. Them yew have o true Moderato, Whig. 'ae he tolled himself at wh.r.l ~ ath the ;.cries allow to be competent to .-..ern Eugl•.nd, cud !to, if the. Irish question ...
... the times were unpropitious for dealing with it, The excesses of the French Revolution had alarmed the moderate men on the Whig side and e: eterrnined the Tories to oppose any den - lane for the extension of the basis of electoral po -er. The great war ...
... century the Tory, who believed in the navy for our defence, advocated peace and the reduction of the standing army, while the Whig not only advocated the keeping up of our own standing army, but those of other countries. After giving an interesting review ...