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... news which pours in Upon us as state after state wheels into our ranks, has already done the work to our hands. The cheat of Whig protection to home industry is already seen through and appreciated. The history of the world is but the history of a struggle ...
... live or six years ego, Mr. John Harvey, the political agent of the Tories in Leith, objected to the name of Mr. Adam Forrest(Whig), tailor and clothier there, standing on time roll of electosrs. Forrestattended the court accordingl~y for four days in succession ...
... 33 Dutch, 2i per Cts., So+ Mexican, 1825, 39 Dutch, S per Cts., 95i We observe by the Perth newspapers, that Mr. Graham, the Whig candidate for the representation of the county, is determined to lose no time in personally preferring his claims. On Wednesday ...
... with safety, would be far better - timini a shifting series of expedients carried Oil |1 I one wreek by the votes of' the Whigs, and in tmn'ft'er I by those of' the Torics. nI Lord WORSLIY has gly-il notice of a motion for t( Thunrsday night. fai' ...
... duty upon an article which varies so exceedingly in quality, and consequently in price, as butter. What would be said of the Whigs If they had been enabled to establish a fixed duty upon grain, if the duty upon the different descriptions of grain had been ...
... -Two ad- dresses have been issued to the electors of this borough. The Honourable Charles Ponsonby, son of Lord De Manley, a Whig, has issued an address wherein he says- Having during the last two Parliaments supported Reform, the experience of past events ...
... in Parliament, I have received contiempt and abuse. Hutnour aud civility might have been, my portion, had I joined either Whigs or Tories ; but I .was not vexed or disappointed. I knew that such a course could please neither of the dominant parties, and ...
... being publicly known in Lisburn, a numerous party proceeded to parade the streets, shouting ?? No Pope !- To Hell with the Whigs ! and a nmiber of similar exclamatiotss. When tir, d of this, they pro- ceeded to the houses of some uinoffending Roman Catho- ...
... which it was dictated [cheers], Fromt the conduct of the marquess, of I Lord Spencer, and many other of the leaders of the W',hig party, t ani led to aiticipate that the Whige have made tip their minds to adopt principles of entire freedom of trade [hear ...
... now at work in the contest for tihe prcsi. lential chair between the supporters of Harrison and Van Buren. The Harrison, or Whig party, say that Van Buren, with his hard money loco-jbcoisrn and sub-Treasury-bills, has subverted the constitution, and injured ...
... course of a few ?? obedient Servant, VERITA To TliS EDITOR OF TiIF MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-The question of V What have the Whigs done? has oft been tauntingly aslked, and as oft triumphantly answeredl: it is recorded oiml the page of history, and shall ...
... very long continuance. It is in vain for the organs of the monopolist cabinet to endeavour to throw the blame of it upon the Whigs, or to make out any ease for panegyric in favour of Mr. Goulburn, for his personal investiga- tion of the present case. These ...