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... poor or a rich ' mimber Whig - • by ask his own days of the late bailed in about respected. r opld a ,wn if the' late imbecile half , lat Weirs t?iat the . mongst tho, . Considerable excitement market on Saturday ' the afternoon of tl t meeting of pia' ...
... tcrs-pound-a:ye,arers the shillings, friends of the goi - i'd their zeal • to cool I. now Whig , _even do - minstlon, ...
... many and great advantages; for it will be admitted by all, that the important position in which Lord Morpeth (who is to be the Whig-Radical nominee) stood towards the City of Dublin, while filling the situation of •• for Ireland, cannot fail to have obtained ...
... it is without a parallel; and'its graphic illustrations, almost numberless, are all alike eloquent in humour and fun. Tory, Whig, and Radical, high and low, rich and poor, all form butts for the unerring shafts of wit; but although the hits never fail ...
... Conservative. Longford. one seat. chairman Conservative. Lewes, two seats, Whig chairman. Wigan, two. seats. Whig chairman. Wes month, two seats. Whig chairman. Sudbury, two seat's, Whig chairman. THE CAU%F.—Aflet II hlst of counsel had been engaged on both ...
... by others bearing an interest of 2d. per cent, per diem, or a reduction of one farthing per day on the existing rate. The Whigs were not driven out of office by hustingsspeeches on the ponr-law or the corn-law, but by the fact that the people were absolutely ...
... laws and the impartiality of our local Whig governments occurred last week, proving how circumstances alter cases. In the year 1839, William Faulkner, the bellman, with a little band publicly opposed the Whigs through our streets, for which he was punished ...
... Chichester, 20. The closed on the following day, when James Emersoo Tennent, Esq.. (Conservative), and David Robert ROSS, Esq., (Whig), were declared duly elected. . . Loma J. RussELL.—We have learnt within the last few days that Lord John Russell has signified ...
... THE INCOME TAX. As Sir Robert Peel intends adopting the same machinery for collecting his income tan as the Whigs used in former days, the following documents may give motion, if not satisfaction to the public. They are copies of the circular rescripts ...
... doing what? Why, neither more nor less than making one of several penfolds of the en. premier's gardon, for the very laudable Whig purpose of cooping the Nottingham voters. Really, if the Machiavelian maxim could beat all tolerated—that evil may be done ...
... classes, most ituperalively demand. The speech of Mr. Raikes Currie on Monday has I produced an impression of dismay among the Whig- I Radicals such as we do not remember to have witnessed. I The Chronicle has this day more than a column of bitter, though ...
... Respected for thy loyalty, as honour'd in thy fame, And in this verse, thy Walton friends, with one conga nt exclaim(Tho (Tho Whigs may hate thee for this cense, andßadicaLs revile,) Behold an Englishman, indeed, in whom there is no guile! February 2, 1812 ...