WHIGS AND TORIES
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... WHIG TYRAN1Ny. THE CASE OF THOMAS JONES. On. the 17th of September last Thomas Jones's sentence of two Years' imprisonment expirede; On that day the reqnired sureties for his good behaviour for five years were in attend- ance _at the Westminster Police-court ...
... liberty of the subject X under Whig domination. But it is clear to us, if and our views are corroborated by the statements Lt of an esteemed correspondent in another column, 0 that the whole country is covered with Whig spies. y That policemen in disguise ...
... ILLEGAL CONDUCT OF THE WHIGS. It is pretty evident that Lord John and his ad. herents are anxious to incite the people to acts of violence. It is not sufficient for them to imprison men who have been guilty of no crime, and to harrass the people, when ...
... for' an manyof his children as Ss -a-week will riot maintain!. 'lhis 'is the infinitely preterable situation to'which the Whig act has condemned him, and yet we are told by the advocates of poor-law that one of their objects is, to bring about a' rise ...
... theem, for the purpose of carrying the Whig Poor-law into effect. The dirty Whigs of Todmorden (very few) made preparations to obey. Thie rate-paers of'one township finding how they had been cheated by the Whigs, called a meeting;, to be held near the ...
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... THE WHIG MAID OF ALL WORK. It is curious to trace tbe bye-ways and dirty passages of the Whigs. When the Whig dinner was projected by the ministerial underlings, circulars were sent te every who by any means could be cajoled into the Whig delusion, praying ...
... Cardigalsohire but that he has dared his vile accuser to the facen.eclaring it physicalyptimpossible! Well done, our fridn~ds tbe Whigs! teare so much at their wits' ends, that nob pirenk theV candevise ?? of the. cheste end gig antic efforts of our friend to ...
... It is impossible to have a stronger example of how extremely mild and infantine is Whig opposition on questions of foreign policy, in contrast with what the Tory party was, when in opposition, upon all such questions, than the debate upon Buenos Ayres ...
... TRIAL OF MR. WHITE, Proprietor qf the Independent Whig, This Trial, the proceedings of which, reported in the news-papers, have been inserted in the present and the foregoing Numbers of the Register, call for some remarks from me, and, indeed, from every ...