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... be called lackeson-men. In 1834 both parties weie baptised anetv. 'Tlhe old federalists, or aristocratst svore christened Whigs. aud the deinocrats (W71t supported Van Buirens) Tories, *hich had been regarded as a term of tpprobriurA ever since the revolution ...
... THE IRISII BiU'II'ER TRADE. TTit' EDIiTOR 01F THEi NORTHIERN~ 'WHIG. SiRn-As I observe thait % orr Paiper treats occa- sionall y ot agriculuicralc sirhjeets, I snhomit the follow- ing6 Itter to your pe rirsal ; and sheioll you t hrile it Wo'rthly of ...
... Government, he said, were determined to spare no 6aerifice to maintain the British empire in India. The fact is that, whether the Whigs were right or wrong in restoring Shah Sooja to the throna of Cabool, he must be maintained there, or at least the Aifgbans ...
... and allow.- What was paid in income-tax, it was said, would be saved to the consumer by the tariff. Of course no one hut a Whig could expect, unless there arose a truly marvellous increase in the nmnber of consumers, that the consumer could pay less, ...
... , conduct of this deseriptioti may pass; but in .13ei1ast, and the Norllt of Ireland generally, it will le execrated. The Wh/ig's affectation of Orangeism, combined with its desecratioii of the Sabbath, w'ill, thierloeini, not rlaise it il thle etllilation ...
... d, with reflections and imputations, altogether disclaims tho praise of inge. nuity,' and. never saw the paragraph in the Whig, which so admirably interpreted the said advertisement, until he saw it in the usual way. We must, of course, be satisfied ...
... '1']It TOM' ('OUNCIL.-SALARY OF THE TOWNV N CLERIK. We pereole, bhy a paragraph in the W'hig of last Tuesday, that the ad(lition of £150 por annuin to the s ailary of AMr. Bates, in consideration of the additional dulits irvquired by tbe transfer of the ...
... exceedingly barren of interest. In the Lords, on Monday, Lord Cottenham took his seat on the Woolsack, for the first time, as the Whig Lord Chancellor. On that day and Tuesday the only business transacted was, the presentation of a few pe. titions. In the Commons ...
... transaated, during the present lull in Par- liamentary tactics consequent upon the universal apathy with which the return of this Whigs to Power is witnessed. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. We have concluded in this day's News-Letter, with the exception of a few documents ...
... the principle of Free Trade in the colonies-wvas moved by the Earl of Clarendon, one of the most experienced debaters of the Whig Cabinet. A debateg nsuedna rather unusual occurrence at the earliest stage of an un- important measure in the House P Lords ...
... to be sent as a kind of bosuss to the disturbed ones. Lord Clarendon, however, one of the most practical and intelligent whigs of the upper ioseu, warmly seconded Lord Roden's suggestions, and confirm- ed his accoust of the fearful nature of the present ...
... revenue returiis sieo ] 824, whichl has uot as yet been'satisfactorily ac counted for by the political econoomists of elilser the Whig or Tory school. It must be observed with reference to the last returns, that much of the prosperity apparontly nansifest njpoe ...