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... too the ioformatiou . Mr. Waldron and the O'Donogbue, voted against Lord Palmerston, Mr. Bagwell, true to his supported the Whig. when they required vote to keep in power. Mr. Lanigan, from FOlllt rause or otter did sat but like Mr. Maguire, kept soap ...

... the Whigs. Mr. Esenonde encourages Wexford to return two Whigs, and no longer lie in chains. Tory chains, of course, by stating that, in that case it - will stand second only to W No doubt Mr. &monde means to stand for the place of second Whig in ...

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... Ministerial disasters, either seiner& the measures or the government Aey other Government but a Whig one amid retire at once; but so long as there is a plans a Whig will stick to it or in it with the pertivalk of Biuhad's old man of the sea. With respect to ...

... of 46 in the Commons, the Whigs—thc dogged, place-loving Whigs, will endeavour to keep their places. People say, they cannot persist in keeping office.— Indeed they will, if they can. It would be as difficult to induce a Whig, that 46 was not a great ...

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... has ever heretofore exhibited. It may truly be said to comprise men of all parties and classes, the Whig Vice Lieutenant of the county end formerly its Whig representative; Lord Gormenston, Lord ililtown, Sir Compton Dom: ville, the representatives of the ...

... Derby to the Constitutional Whigs who voted with Lord Dunkellin, end if agree to mast him, not merely by general support, but by of office, then he or Lord Stanley will fern • Oeverturient. Liberal of old Constitutional Whig party not and agreed to support ...

... Ireland, into which no Conservative henceforth to without the risk of detest and humiliation. A 1..! for Whig. pry —more especially Wexford Whigs; th glory has The oosnty hag at boldly shaken alit, long allegiance to its old who its the to and titles ...

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