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... SALES BY J. P. and M. DOYLE, LTD. M.I.A.A. MAYNOOTH WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUET-10 SLIM (Due to Monday, 7th Whig Blink }WW) 1,110 CATTLE, 250 Pat 405 tor 2,1100 Fat Ewes, Lambs, and We BLESSINtitbk GREAT ANNUAL EWE, and LAMB SHEEP! 6,000 a l trirlP! BROOD ...
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... CION BILL. Protectionists, . Whigs .. Protectionists Peelites .. PoeKto .. Whigs .. Protectionists Whigs .. Protectionists Peelitu .. Whigs .. ...
... Hrabam Whig Waithmara j Whig G. Lyall Tory I*. B. Macaulay ■ Whig C. Baines Rad. i. A. Murray Whig. J. A. Murray Whig K. B. Port man Whig Sir S. Rad. F, O. Hdward Whig K.“G. ...
... Dr. Johnson, as everyone knows, was a sound Tory, and onee expresed the opinion that the first Whig was the Devil. Aneordingly we find in his Dictionary Whig. the name of a political faction, but Tory, one who adheres to the ancient constitution of the ...
... present strain. The alliance between Whigs and Radicals of the Birmingham School is hcllow. True, the latorer have got more now than ever they drew front a Whig Ministry before. But there must be a line somewheie. Whigs once gloried in ihiving the places ...
... conscious that the Whig* could not venture a rnjre popular question than the oft repeated ‘grievances Ireland/ and to do the Whigs justice, they came fully to the character drawn them by the Irish agitator * the base ami lying Whigs!’ Lord John Russell ...