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... this law-not as it deserves-for no human tongue or pen can mould language into a form to express the deep damnation of that Whig Act-but he denounced it strongly and hence the mortal hatred with which lhe is visited. Every art will be used against him ...
... who ae mor depedant y a hndredfold; and he has never made one dii effot t enranhis th 40. fee oldrs. Cc 3. Hie declared the whigs I'base, brutal, and bloody, and made a vow of of eternal hostility against them for bringing forward thle Irish Coercion th ...
... made up their minds to inflict a heavy blow upon the Whigs on the first day of the session, and to follow up that blow with divers others, which in their view must speedily annihilate the Whig administration. They, in both cases, reckon without their ...
... Corn Law clainouring Whigr. Repeal the Corn Law. !--cry the Whigs. ' Repeal the slavery laws !-cry the peoph - Let the ?? have cheap bread, that they may work cheap, t- cry the Whigs;. Let us have a voice in the representation, t hat We may be treated ...
... cannot by any direct attack destroy the Administration of the Whigs, they will turn their attention to the DuRHAMi affair, which ;will occupy no inconsiderable time. The foreign policy of the Whigs will then have tobe assailed, and thenthe proceedingsofLo ...
... to the Political Union, and who would wish to abandon it?-(Cheers.)', .He knew he was surrounded by Whigs, andhe was once one himself. Hie asked the Whigs and the Tories whether theyhad ever assisted the people in removing the corn laws ?-(Cheers.) And ...
... O'Connell scoldinlg. We don't care a rap for O'Connell or for the Dublin O'Connell papers. The first is become a truckhing Whig thimble-rig adventurer, and the others are his slaves. But we recommend them to return with all alacrity to their duty. It ...
... been said by the Whig press, and by the Tory press, and by the Radical press, that an Englishman has no right to be armed. I reed the other day, In one of your Radical papers, the Ilir- minghem Tsurnal-(Loud cries of No, its a Whig.)-No, its a Rt- ...
... considered safe in the 'country under the present 'system' of govern- m.Ient. 'They must hare~uriiversel suffrage, in ?? of Whigs or Tories.t Let them he fairly represented, and then there would he no need for Lord' -. JohnRussell's 26,000 rural police ...
... the same descriptiob as if an innkeeper on the arrival of the royal carriage we're to select for it all his lamb posters. A Whig official has just launched a pamphlet on the corn laws in which, to showI his impartiality, he states that his own income is ...
... natural-all over the world people take care of themselves first. The second assembly will be an assembly of delegates from the Whig Corn-laxv abolitionists. This assembly will be formed of men who are at war with the other men upon one point and one only ...
... liberty.- ait (Cheers.) They must be prepared to defend with their arms what their *he mouths ?? of I'I We are, we are. ) The Whigs asserted PC that this agi tation was got up by mercenary and interested parties ; MI it was a base and infamous falsehood ; ...