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... the auntitit, fed ji1t:1 . 04 4 5e the taXes, to imPdverisli . still farther a revenue which—thanks to the blunders of the Whigs and the principles of Mr. Fructiti&g Poulett Thompson—is unequal to meet the eXpenditurel'flait is contrary to their wish to ...
... TH : E WIIIGS AND;ili4; As to the Whigs., we plaiiily , andin the face of the People of England, deny that the Cou'fitry looks them in any treat emergency. The experience of - nearly fifty years has proved, to the people of England, the real character ...
... warlike address to the King. he proceedings of et,,terday would have astounded me, it any one can be surprised at what the Whigs will do and say. Men who for a quarter of a century condemned a war, into which the late Mr. 1 i t was forced by the almost ...
... be so misgoverned, I re a lly d o not know; but t pears t o me , and I am most fir m ly an d solemnlyof this that the l o w Whigs in this town would sacrifice the honour lt to charact er o f the country—the rui n o f our commerce—wiere keep Lord Grey and ...
... of his ideas relative to the measures necessary for the relief and deliverance of a nation ; ,to Km what he thinks of the Whig-war of the Church. Reform,' of the 'expansion of the currency;' and ask him to show how it is possible for the working man ...
... profess the doctrines of this gentleman, could have b een spoken of in a way s o un ge ntl eman l y and indecorous. These Whigs will not allow the least honour or uprightness to belong to their political opponents. They would monopolise all the correctness ...
... Admirable' Why is war, by'the Whigs denounced, by the same Whigs courted and commended? Why is economy; by the Whigs enforced, by the same , Whigs- abandoned and. contemned ? Whyis commerce, by the Whigs - patronised, by -the same ...
... in such matters determine. Let bun beware, however, of treading in the footsteps of Ministers, a n d, i n p ursuance f the Whig system of oppressing colonies, let him not hope fer the support, of an enlightened community, by such measures as the taxation ...
... of fortresses which cost this country upwards of four millions sterling, has been razed to the ground, in two short years of whig misrule; arid that object for which, frdni 1803 to 1814,' the best blood of Europe was shed, and its treasure expended, mustagain ...
... been urged by th':! conservative party to become candidates for the divisions of the county of • Norfollc..-0/norver. • THE WHIGS IN SOMEIISETSIIIRE:—We observe by a letter . from one of the Standard's correspondents, that the Vs hig landlords are bilsy ...
... Evans's friends get -hold of the Letter to Lord Erski ne and placard•a• eento of. the thousand civilities to Lord Grey and the Whig party of the ,day with which the work abounds ? We may perhaps one of these days assist the gallant Co/cnel towards such a ...
... measure. Can this be a professor of liberality, who thus illiberally construes another's words and motives ? Truly 'tis like Whig liberality; all on one side. What has Mr. Bean done with the cork-jacket the senior editor of the Mercury made him a present ...