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... after commenting the the events which have taken place durin the are just closed—after remarking upon the sct ort- of the Whigs, the lamented demise of his! in- Highness.the Duke of York, the destre abe, illness of Lord Liverpool, the death of em. Canning ...
... repose to which the Mmblest of his st may. dimself ‘he Times leaves cunciude, that by hays tte eben, ham earnestly recom tbe Whig po will be ef nia A Loré Holland, t oth 8 to be a Cabin msiter w to retiremeand + eee O THE CLE! o eee On thie subject the ...
... change vue 7 the Ministry—entirely Whig—or entire T he By the former, it is stated, that Lord G will come tito the Cabinet Prime Minis leton and that all the Anti-Cathotic Members | He be expelled, to mike room for, the Whig aur the old school. By the latter ...
... politics of she Northern Whig, and \ feelings of the Desaenters on the subje | of and religious liberty, Their accous Ce- ; wete open toall; and even the Orange Pres bh ‘ism an opportunity a! to their books. Ift tion Northern Whig thoaght proper to send ...
... name e WES at any thing hed reland. He 's were onen tao them § and he suditors should t should be pub ed to remark st hern Whig. a etally, on the s ty, Their ae he range Pre: their books. Yer tr eend aac ane helare him while to come he wac rathe: v the ...
... the lance between contending principles. The: had come wheti tt was to be decided whe Whig influence stiould predominate, by Locdé inte the Cabinet, or whether Whig party sbould be whe mydives ejected in grece . ‘Day day, week after week, Mini@ry tottered ...
... ad actually preceded tbe gra- | power to our W png, ob: castle, they b expreshog his ‘este on the to take volition fer The Whigs ‘the late tifying news. Alter aces to this country, of a compicte Tory to & certain extent, shackled their ties | feel at | ...
... the Fing S088, ae ofty ¢ vf dion of me ranges ad come Wien it was to ‘pe decided “i Whig influence predominate by | Holland's the Cabinet, or gs and whieb ther the Whig ‘Party - be (heme bie in- ejected in agrace, The propitious rev nown—eterfial thinks ...
... This was-a resolalion having reference to a cirenmetance which had lately King ta i. pole \in the, Matisien-hoa 7 se blin, Whigs, and their ‘and the the! tekea place d.mark been & time tried; bed thu twelve whieh even their pe ang hedid think that the ...
... Force* (of having lost both bis legs.— (Laughter.) Bat the Ministerial bubble would soon burst, Tba ancient bulwark of the Whig principles would triumph yet. It was well fur them that the sent Cabinet was formed si it is, as that vary circumstance would ...
... advo-atecontinue! : In later times see the D. ot Sussex ally himself continually with the Tieru«ys, tb« ptir ano is determin'd Whig ac men, urges ttii'/i eclal all the measurea !ol iheOpposition.’’ , _ , . 1 ohdupiler! The the D«ke of Sussex !! Extract of ...
... now base e.eryw. le wilh in the fi. Id-that they conneoled with Mr. Peel oni * „ „ tre organ iation. ammuni icn, or diMi. Whigs, and the high blood alhots .nd unpoi-s.bie ,o gag a nation o» Irish the Norfolk*, should probably 'l,. . it impcs-bl- to letter ...