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... With eateries of the fartaingjeascholders' clause, which goes in favour of mfraochinement, the reform act is the work of the whigs. holes kicked in hues weak place. purposely to , work disfranchisement. We ere ant aware that there has been le. vigour in ...
... landlords 25 per mot. of the assessable tithes. Lord offered the landlords afterwards 15 per cent.—Sir Hamar 25 per cent.—the Whigs, 30 per cent., afterwards 31 per cent. He therefore proposes to strike off 30 per cent., and pay the remaining £7O. out of ...
... to my the fault altogether belonoed to the whist governorate, hut thew esmhbehnichts were invortm 'tritely resisted by the whigs in oppoition. ((lear.) There the hunch matelot. What said one of our present cabinet MillirtlMl in 1024 of those The lento ...
... anxious for the public welfare and for nothing else, being fairly beard. In our own nualthoushood, the treacherous banner of Whig ii ism is ~ .one more hung upon the outer walls, as if We k w any thing of it, even now, upon the very eve the day of trial ...
... can sink under, pauperism. BLOODSHED AT BRADFORD. Thus far bad we Ira led over the dreary wildermess of Whig crime, wh the Bradford Deserver, • Whig newspaper, t home the proofs of all that the Advertiser ver predicted of the Vampire spirit of the Poor ...
... POOR LAW MONGEII9. % The Whigs vet ike otter; one knows nut whe ha m. The Union prisons were to work re. e Queen's speech recommends a p 'iti f the destitute in Ireland. If they have not o eir self-vaunted plan of monstrous ly to s whole extent, this ...
... LORD JOIN RUSSELL'S DECLARATION Has equally surprised Tories, Whigs, and Radicals. Whatever the Tories may say, the Radicals feel no diecomfiture. On the contrary, the fraudulent limitation of the suffrage in Lord Joan's Act, and the subjecting it to ...
... ships, troops, and fortresses, after having put the mosey into the royal budget. These duties yield shout £2,000. • year. The Whigs are the best financial economists in the world. The money is not worth the expense of looking after it; the colonies are henceforth ...
... transact'. to the piept• Of this money, £23,000. is for pensions granted in other reigns and renewed in this. The motim of the Whigs that the labourer,—no matter how low his means or bow much his labour, like our own, must contribute to the treasury before ...
... few words from Lord 54,000, the motion was agreed to, and the committee will be appointed to-morrow. Tor Wino: would seem the whig is nut resolute in its freeilion in Canada. than in its hostility to the mote of reform at home. We understood the Mkt regimes% ...
... trotted the kw worth be had mid set be WI of,—he hoped the days of U. good old we ImM be happy, by proofs eta Kernel mod peeper Whig se part of the pimple. so be to hie abilities au • wee in whit he hod dolgely gl;r.: Mleir dew en low wed aet Mr. by is the ...
... TERMINATION OF THE WHIG JUGGLE. The only service worthy of the public gratitude yet done by bard R his audacious disavowal of any intention to effect Psr'dement Refond. Of ti is we felt certain from the titne is lien the contents of his bill jar making ...