... vhich was just; and if it *.as not granted the un- represented might reasonably claim exemption from taxes. IHe thought the whigs no better than the tories, and cice ersoa; anod he should always consider every subject brought forward without reference to ...

... mat- in ter of grave and serious consideration what that point in should be. of If any body supposes that the, Ministcrial Whigs, w apparently occupying the middle distance htwecll tory- oh im and radicalis',g offered a ilueleiot u which the th electors ...

... perse- ncations for opinion's sake in all times, whether that .* opinion was religious or political, Protestant or Catholic, whig or tory. In many respects the chartists have im- a- proved by their late reverses of fortune. The sentiments expressed at their ...

... of unioR between all sincere reformers. 2. It is acknowledged by all who profess reform principles, except a few crotchety whigs, who differ from tories only in name, that the duration of parlia- ments is too long. For myself, I confess I have never yet ...

... to be a nmean, unconstitutional, and desperate yi course, they have placarded the town with denuncia- E tions of the base whigs, and expended, there is no calcu- cm lating how much, froth and abuse in the tory papers, and ;t at their private meetings ...