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... the this dinner. (agty nistration, and this is the rallying point of Whigeism. i recollect that onte MtMP, devil Ms the tint whig, and 1i« ]d)*ed out of hearen ffr ro ? .If .If i had such honor, we shall not say that the taleotsof the founder liare become ...
PRESENT STATE OF PURLIC FEELING
... In this way the Tories are disliked, and the Whigs hated; the latter being looked upon enemies in disguise—as betrayers of the trust at one time unsuspectingly ill them. All are distrusted, hill the Whigs most. And some of the people certainly their success ...
WESTMINSTER ELECTION
... presume that my claims oil the electors of Westminster, are nothinig inferior to his. The hon. baronet has stated that I am a Whig candidate. There he does me honour. That title was borne by Mr Fox and Sir S. Rotnilly, when those great and good men were ...
fain, insolent. Olid, lyrtmiical at lidme, fcgsrilless -• nginal character tor good Intentions, and tenacious ..
... be clowd.fot evert aud the honest voice of tbe intrepid Whitbread was raising ita last warnings. It was the fbiilurtuiM the Whigs, to have been recently in office, when their was too abort fur enabling tbe country to form a just estimate of their value ...
COLLIERY TO BE LET
... market* Application to lie made to Mr Wm. chart, Picktrce, near Chcstcr-le-Street, Durham.—2oth February. IHIG. TO WAGGOX-\VJ WHIG UTS. be LET Proposals, And entered upon tbe jtb of April next, for months, Keeping in good and sufficient Repair the Wag gun ...
lutmenl bill, wltb it, pretended love ofneutrilitv, iti wtl hostility to freedom;—there tie tbe number mea•ure* ..
... there may be change men, which would imtnedialely cause change of measures.— We answer by referring to tbe past session. The Whigs, as a party, have been bafiied, notwithstanding their asserted accession of strength at the last election. The good done with ...
tlic of tlicir being placed, they know not now aoqrt, in the situation of their adver* saiics, it an obvious
... as a step gained; and should allow that the Whigs, from their intimate acquaintance with Parliament-try business, may honestly see things in a different light from the speculators out of doors. The Whigs, on their part, should not be prompt raise the ...
COMPARATIVE STATE OP TOE LABOURING
... existed at this period: Agriculture was the principal pursuit, add the government was well conduct* ed (may my if?) by the Whigs. In 1760, labourer > wlth lOd- day could, in four weeks, earn quarter of wheat, worth 30s. The decrease the poor rales was ...
JSVT.ST.MINSTER MEETING
... country.—f.-fpplaiuc.)—Those whom'bc addressed, had not now learn whe.t were the principles, and what the practice of the Whigs. They had mode trial them, ami they had found when in oiSce, that they had added to the number of sinecure places and pensions ...
To be SOLD or LET,
... Gibside, near G.iteshcnd, or Mre.it.'anl Castle, near Barnardcastle.—ldHh Dec. it'. TO AGENTS of COLLIERIES, COACH-MAKERS, WHEEL-WHIG UTS, and OTHERS. To lie SOLD by Auction, (ROBERT SCOTT, Auctioneer,) Tuesday, the llth day February beat, at It o'clock in ...
RETIIOSPBCr LAST WEEKS NEWS. * Tbcatoinct «i)d tai»f of «1k l,o^^ ße. Particulars attending the Surrender rf ..
... removing toe source of ■ that have flowed ftamlhat cmwtiy upon the world, inrist the total dimohiUmt the ISSine Vrenrii army * Whig detcreuned, intlic event rfmmStion on the put of Uavr.ust. Suchet, tWl.aad toeSto leaders of toe beyond the Loire, to en• foree ...