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... the Legislative! Chamber, as well as the ening manner in which the institsaticon at the Gcs luxe been ..riled, have ma mum Whig in Pans. The &yobbo's' park/ has sprawl the mart that the areditaee a Nap d' in order to of the troublesome orators of the ...
... (Laughter.) There are mambo, political matters involved it, and I may well tell year Worship that I'll have an Acritiasert-Whig up Ware you gat/wirier Salm for the nest Ire or sit yew. ter.) As there were about 100 of them on the on the day of the aciainaMos„ ...
... the parlour of the spider. It is not forgotten Inland. it never shall. bow the State trials al 15 mad IPS conducted by the Whig olleitts. Oar pima Atteeney-Onastal for Ireland then took a pro- ;hoer pet is the prosecuting of our countrymen. sad his we ...
... the restitution of thejuries by erre. Thia Romney Robinson, is secooding • raeoluwhom the prisoners were ooevicted under the Whig sad lion proposed by Sir Joseph Nlipier, bouts that he Tory Governments of '65, '56, and '67'6'4. If many of oppowel the e ...
... Luau /Murices—Lord Radnor. who died at the ye of tam. for many years fought the hates emancipation, and offended many of his Whig friends by hie energetic defence of William Cobbett, whom be satiated with money to obtain his seat, and to publish many of ...
... lictray thew. la the words of A )4s earAesa at the hall o r t h e b o o prep..' Mr. the Ulla, G.a. n,. the rooms:new of the late Whig lio- Praia Murphy. shoemaker. for chairman. demurral in dealing , lib the Fenian conspira4 woe Mr. Res-I am dill in the chair ...
... Fenian prisoners in custody, under the circumstances described? But it is almost too much to expect that: an English Government. Whig ./ Tory, will act fairly or impartially in such a mat. ter, unless they arc compelled to du v., by irre• instable pressure ...
... also • far attendance in the body of the ball. Byga.bia, Mc Howard Paul. when sistriag Walking is the Ilea referred to the Whig diseenting from its as which he was loudly applauded. sad also lined by env two is the body of the lialL Maud Penises@ a mast ...
... JcLa Charters H. a J. }turns 4.lsegow John Beid; . . SEWING JI_ICIIINE DEPOT. Ilendetsoo J.P. Franc'. U. Finlay. Northern Whig Richardson. Richardson. Brothers. I Co. Fester I:eate• Jolla Ent,o Lowry. a Kirk . . .I• J rni for tin H. L. Fe.trah.-y, Newry ...
... eighteet regard to what Mr. Fortescue states. (Laughter.) I am very glad you mentioned that. I don't happen to be either • Whig or a Tory— Mr. Coors, R..M.—Nor am 1. Mr. lir.A—l think it is very likely that he stated that, but I do not place much reliance ...
... with the civil butane's]. Jeremiah It!intro v. !Mu Dymrt. This was a process brought by the plaintiff, Immiliah WKsana, clerk. Whig Oniie, to rover from Um &fenakin, John Dysart, merchant. the Kim of .U 4 10e, for work awl labors, done by plaintiff for defendant ...
... seeend time that day sir soothe. No doubt the es-Promier has been eneouraged to Mho that step by the attitude which certain Whig beds notably Earl Lowell and Lord West Wry. have recently amumed towards the tiovernment. It tea meet serious deeivion—t he ...