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... ; Bank Shares, 1,284.--damburg Reporter, Jan. 12. There is something both melancholy and amusing in the manner in which the Whig patriots treat the subject' of national distress. They whine the complaints which they cannot altogether suppress. in language ...
... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. CITY- -TUESDAY EVENING. If we may judge from — the manner in which the subject has been treated by the Whig alias the Ministerial Journals, the Government have decided against the repeal of the Malt Tax. Indeed we have no doubt that ...
... come when the same reason will be adduced as a bar to promotion at home.—Standard. Those virtuous and consistent people, the - Whig Philhellenists, do not seem to have considered it at all essential to their ideas of freedom that the Greeks themselves should ...
... in the country, and, therefore, it was expedient to press this fact firmly, but respectfully. The Liberals, and a few of the Whig gentry, have taken the alarm: the former at this attack on their favourite system, and the latter at the popular and patriotic ...
... in Parliament after first enjoying the honour of a seat in the House. At the period of the secession of Mr. Fox and other Whigs from Parliament he continued at his post—and it is no dubious evidence of his capacity for debate, that he rose into eminence ...
... houses, and to cause a spacious thoroughfare from Westminster to Pimlico, so much wanted at present. It is rumoured that the Whigs have exhibited some woful signs of chagrin and apprehension at the report of the Marquis of Chandos coming into office. There ...
... the Castlereagh Ministry. Tierney, therefore, generally withdrew whenever Mr. Hume opened his battery, declaring that the Whigs, as a party, were extinct—a sentiment afterwards embodied in Lord J. Russell's pamphlet, published during the discussions about ...
... sonic partial and party purposes. What was now proposed was a great union of the .whole people of England—not a party, like the Whig Club in the olden time, which, he. confessed, had never done, and he verily believed never intended to do, any good. This was ...
... would second the petition he was about to pro'g The freeholders of the Meeting, he was sure, would agree with him that, as Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, were all combined to effect their ruin, and striving to get a livelihood out of the taxes which they ...
... high calling.—E. It is hastily supposed, that because the question of Parliamentary Reform has been chiefly in the hands of Whigs and Jacobins, . and the vernacular rabble of towns, that it is to such only it would prove advantageous—that it would give ...
... no retrogression can ever afterwards take place in the future condition ,of man. Let me, then, entreat you to be no longer Whigs, Tories, or Radicals; but men seeking truth, through a knowledge of facts, for the purpose of enabling all to secure ihe happiness ...
... Greece ; and upon others, Money sent by M. Eymirk to be ,specially employed in agriculture. - CITY-SATURDAY EVENING, • _ A Whig Ministerial Evening Paper observes this afternoon that there will be no systematic opposition this Session, but at the same ...