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... Nationalists of Ulster would vote according to the bidding of the leaders of the Irish Parliamentary party, had overthrown the Whigs, and compelled them to split into two sections, one of which would join the Tories, while the other would either disappear ...
... servant, ner r MreCrbre,ASHLEY. ny M.MrCrbr, Bradford1, Yorkshire. The WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. lee their following is a colpasrative view of the expendi. le ure, of the Whig and Tory Governments during the last nine yeses of it therpossession of allies ...
... :with Athe billas it passed out of the hands of the Commonm. The Government majoritieswere well sustained through- out, the Whigs having apparently repented of tbe evil of their ways. ...
... takioi j a keen interest in the struggle the ' with I»rd Metcalfe far the raeMsible . government; for the had inherited ardent I Whig principlea In 184S their mother sad fire otfc-r , brothers followed them to Canada, and the whole familv then settled Sarnia ...
... sou, Lord lMorputh, vho long occupired a seat in the 6 Honsc of Commons is semember for Culiburlaod, asd lie- ?? with the Whigs in, 1110 -T1ines. ...
... was much colder yesterday thun when' theflniversati~ssmet. Soliard aud dxylhas the grouand at St. John's Woold bvco me, o whig. to the continued baking a frorm'the'tun, that the receslt thiuldor'ahbweirs have made ,but little differebc to t.The rain ...
... Land League asked. it did not 'even grant what the old tenant-rightera asked. It had not satisfied the most moderate of the Whig piarty, whom they, the Land Leaguers, had denounced from every platform in Ireland, t because they would be content with the ...
... n has been from the commencement of his political career a don- sistent member of the party which under the name, first of Whig, and afterwards of Republican, opposed the Democratic policy of Southern ascendancy and the exten- sion of slavery. These ...
... vcr. ncies' Institute., Such wasi the anxietiy on the part oft the Chartists to hear this Mr. Duffy, and to Drove teto the Whigs that they were not olemourous tha't they assemble by hundreds before the time hait adarrived for meeting ; burt they, to their ...
... Honourabel Presidectt took the oppltr- from tunity~of av6oving bitcself a:Whig, eotletaininsg prin. which 'iples similar to tiose entertained and acted upon by the rhagc Whigs. at the revolution of 168X, and which seated the j ?? House df Briusitwick ...
... occasions, asked him if he had got the summons for Bussey, thus proving to any reasonable mind, the conspiracy got up by fthose Whig and Tory scoundrels. The defendant concluded by remarking that the man who would be bribed would compromise a felony; and that ...
... VSyollcoo foorthi, and Qoeeiiotoivii fifrth At tho the. in toines Queenstown ciod Priorcee jicited lerotttr to Biril( its- I tho-Whig, attd upon passaing, the eitaire fits Antericitn loft the of'lot, and ivon easily by lone lotigtho ; bcad thi d. Scribbier ...