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... office with an overdrawn account at his bankers. They omit, however, to notice altogether the £7,000,000 of taxes which the Whigs repealed, and which, with a series of bad harvests and depression in trade, caused a deficiency of public in- come, compared ...
... suggested to them that ?? was yet one act of the Whigs left uneopied-their re- signation in 1839, with a majority (hear, hear, and elieersj. Sir Jamsta Graham might have recommended copying thee Whigs in that, remembering thutin their in- stance thi-y ...
... distinguished foreigners located in that city. Aithough introduced into the vortex of political life by Pitt, the late earl was a Whig, and a supporter of the ge- vernaments of Earl Grey and Viscount Melbourne. The deceased nobleman was so far happy itn his ...
... elsewhere, and~ with the Icompletest success. I remember, four yetrrs irgo, when in conversation with one of tire leading Whigs, on tire subject of the corn-laws, thirt lie said, 'why do you not send upl a free trader for South Lancaslirer to advocate ...
... Mant isolitted ?? as %te did tit tfict first moment of, tlt! formiationi of, thle League [chieer S]. We ?? ?? to do0 Wilth Whig's or 'lorch we iire strongfer tri Iia itlerc of' ?? indtt if, wye stick to oat' tuinieijulles, wve csul, if ucceswiry, bek-it ...
... wished to attend thern --still they each unanimously expressed as condemnation. of the corn-laws. They hail thetn neither tita Whig nor tite Tory party With them. They hail a majority of a hundred and pwads ppoed o ttemin he Ouse of Commons. Eveythng oooutdar ...
... rt wvitth morei k clutioir if' trr7110 v7C iriplnre IrlerslC wr/ 0r1 ri cuigaveri r iori tile articles il qu restinir TIi' Whigs e ling the talxil-g cr1 tireill, lint tihe nonlill 'r'lir'r' tt.u tile Der'utils shiotrld I ave ti' crerdrit Irs 'vell 'rsn ...
... monrOW, or else roy ii anti's no: ?? i'll ma ho t hose directors ft rk oil ?? 'l'ht'y sittill build a viaduct. Ii's a regular Whig dodge. Go a-lteitul. (ATEK ER I' tail: '1'hit'i c's the COlt fil-litti ?f It ?? round the gate, a nil I mist open - liii t ...