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... our unsuspecting citizens, in anticipation of a- dissolution of Parliament at the commencement of the approaching setI $ion. Whigs, Radicals, and independent men- ?? Independent.-Mr W. P. Collett (a barrister), the gentleman Wib lately gave a half ton of ...
... that the hopes of the Conservatives have better foundation in the dissentions of the Whig party, and in the expected split and defection of the Radicals from the Whigs, than any intrinsic increase of iheir own power and numbers; that the Conservatives ...
... this list reminding the Whig-Radical that they defeated the Conservatives in Hereford by 8, in Hertford by 7, in Horsham hy in Rochester 1, in Plymouth by 20, in Portsmouth by 16. Radnorshire 27, and in Newport by Alas! for the Whigs! they may well fear ...
... embarrass the Government. He'ado not f mbarrss. It has been called a party Anedure; I~sayitois not ; ar dI say, Perish the 'Whig or the Tory: that' viil not support this m~easuue. > Et'is tbe. duty of every one gtuwt'o demaud1Pobr~lawa; and *noGovernment ...
... iruionaalmalesetle foll~wing emtilute -of the Pariamentary force$L-S The Rad.icals at , ..120. 'Vhe Whigs at ,. . . ,170X The Tories., .. . 318. W~hig-FIbadisal DMajpority .. .. ,- . Ifreal' ...
... was as brisk as ever, and fed upon bad and unwholesoime food, aH ACTUALLY FATrEhED ON IT! There, Reader-wbether you beTory, Whig,'or Radical- you solw Bee your min. You now see 'what kind of a firiend Mr. O'Connell is to those who, of all the inhabitanti ...
... MARCH OF WHIG LIBERALITY. Amongst the gratifying fruits of the'Reform Bill, we find it stated in a Dorset newspaper, that the annual dinner Of roast beef, plum-pudding, &c., usually allowed on Christmas-day to the paupers in the Bridgewater workhouse ...
... ac- counts are given of .convictions of masters under, the Factory Act; yet the Leeds Mercury of the 10th instant, another Whigs paper, says: We are informed on the best authority that the Factory Act is working well. I suppose this best authority ...
... In the contest between the two bodies, which side will the Tories take ?—or will they take none ? In the latter case, the Whigs and the Dissenters may have the settling of the whole question. The Bishops would not gain much in that event. But the best ...
... interests; and I tell them plainly that they must themselves labour for the promotion of the good ends I propose, since the Whig Goveininent, stupidly opposed as it is to both principle and precedent, will assuredly not budge a single inch. The very few ...
... that the Whigs take all they can get from them, and do nothing in return ; that they make concessions to the common enemy, and never to their allies. The Whigs will threaten the Radials with the horrors dire of Tory rule, and swear that their Whig hearts ...
... if sinecures are not abolished by the tax-payerx tAemseslesuI for, confessedly, it cannot be' done by any ministers, either Whig cor 'Iory. Indeed, so many oratorial adventurers want pensions. that both factions united could not form an administration ...