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... Independence is of little or no interest. The news from Canada does not add much to that previously received. The Kingston Whig says that the Governor General had made the following appointments :—Hon. John Beverly Robinson, to be Deputy Governor of the ...
... ■WHIG REMEDIES FOR IRELAND, CFrom the Spectator.) and ycllow book of thc North, which helped taker modorn reputation of the Whigs for Liberalism that, indicat,or of the leanings of thc party at ariy^ric. Ireland ' f l 0n ° sonior - looki ng article on ...
... his concealment at Donaghadee. He lived retired ; but, it said, still preserved something like style at his table. Northern Whig. The Mid-Caldeu Murder. —On Sabbath last, Bryce spent a portion of his time at Dundy van Iron Works. Monday night he read the ...
... that will resume public life at the very point where he quitted it, namely, the cause of free trade ; for in that cause the Whig Ministry lost office, and Lord Morpeth intends to appear at the great West Hiding free trade dinner the just. —Leeds Mercury ...
... Advocate was anxious to provide comfortably for an old crony. One or two legal changes of a similar kind took place while the Whigs were in power, bat the happy thought did not occur to them, of quartering the retiring official upon the country.— Scotsman ...
... (he Faculty. Mr. Miitlandof Dundrennan was in the chair. Mr. Gibson Craig, M.P., croupier. The dinner was attended all the Whig members of the bar. Mr. Rnthcrfurl, in returning thanks for his health, which was admirably proposed Mr. Maitland, expressed ...
... are of a more exciting and inflammatory character than those which are spoken in almost every popular assembly, whether it Whig, Radical or Conservative. Mr. John O’Connell says that if the ministry were wantonly to attack the people ; in otl'iep words ...
... the House of Lords loader the Whig party. Lord John Russell, Viscount Palmerston, and several the leading members of the late Admlmstratloh, are expected to hold a conference to-morrow. There to be a general meeting the Whig-Radical M.P.'s on Wednesday ...
... o’clock), I bound to say, there not much indication of anxiety upon the subject. Both Houses are now thinly attended ; but the Whigs will take care to muster strongly about the time that this letter will he posted. The Marquis of Normanhy has many friends ...
... proverb is forgot, that “one man’s meat is another man’s poison.” The forty-shilling franchise was given to Ireland because the Whigs were of opinion that the free institutions of England had mainly contributed to the prosperity and high character of its population ...
... force. lie voted for the present motion to express his want of confidence in the Government ; not that he to bring in the Whigs; what he wanted was change, not of men, but of measures. Mr. Hamii.tox said, that did not undervalue public opinion ; hut that ...