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... lives, to inflame the public mind against the principles and practice of the Chartist Association. They have left it to the Whig-Radicals, the Ministers, and their press, to hunt the lives of men already secured within the meshes of the law, by denouncing ...
... whether at that time Citizen Copley had become Tory ; but we think not. Our Contemporary has not perhaps heard that among the Whig lawyers who occasionally defended persons accused of State offences the names of Brougham and Denman occasionally occurred ...
... by their deportment, reflected new lustre on the judicial bench. The Times contains a'leading article nn the sutiject of Whig and Tory Magisterial appointments, in the course of which our Contemporary remarks as follows :— Creditable was the general ...
... Liverpool Mercury, at which the Mayor presided, attended by a great ammber of the most eminent merchants of the town, both Whigs and Tories. We have preserved, however, almost entire, the excellent speech Of Mr. J 0117? MURRAY, de scribed as a working ...
... noblest motives for exertion. For the public to demand a fixed duty, would be to sanction a now . -denounced robbery: far the Whigs to enact it would be to make themselves reiippnible for a Corn-law, and relieve the Tories from the odium now justly heaped ...
... WHIGS v. TORIES. (From the Morning Advertiser of yesterday.) We were yesterday in a condition to communicate intelligence which will cause the national pulse to throb with a joy amounting to ecatacy, while it will strike utter and eternal despair into ...
... sighing— Poor old Mother Church is dying, D 3 ing fast, 'mid Popish glee, Of decided atrophy, Occasioned by a heavy blow By Whigs inflicted, months ago, And followed up with vile intent, By a great discouragement.— Yes, she's fairly given over, She, ...
... constituency ; he appears by the address he delivers occasionally at some taverns in the town, to be half Conservative half Whig, and something of a Chartist; his net is manufactured with great skill to catch all sorts of fish, flesh, and good red herring ...
... meetings, in consequence of the troe.blesome intervention :of the multitude, who look on these meetings as nothing better than Whig trickery and delusive nonsense. Trickery and delusion are the vital principles of Melbourne Whiggery in Great Britain. These ...
... threw out the Electors' Removal Bill, a poor boon that might prevent some disfranchisement ? If the Whig Ministers were not well convinced that the Whig landowners in the House of Commons would oppose them on any question for extending the franchise, they ...
... to take place between Sir James Graham, the sitting member, and J, M. Childs, Esq., of Begelly House, who comes forward on Whig principles, and pledges himself to support Ministers. Both gentlemen have published their addresses to the electors, and on ...
... in an article on the: subject of the approaching Session thus aLivises the Tory faction The Conscnatives must drive .the Whigs from office ; and they mus t lose no making the attempt. dbef;:itlbsieCpoonisicey adopted during the rvatives, will no loisger ...