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... pretension., was and fondled, and all but endowed by the. Whig Mi. nistry °f ours. Not that the Whigs were one whit worse than the 'Lurie.. unless in this, that what the 'fork.. wished to do the Whigs tried to dn. They endowed the Roman Catholic College of ...
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... Gateral, me voted dem by the Whig party is a bay. his she harm that the simple of so vital • pve the greeted elhass to the boas sf the peaty, that Mr Swart was fret bag by Lord NM, was nearly being dart .14 .1 the malty of the Whig mbeserasy? very title of ...
... under the landed interest. The objection taken by the Whigs was more. dictated by supposed party interest than because of any viola tion of principle introduced by the Chandos Clause. In counties the Whigs had not so many tenants as the Tories, and tha Radicals ...
... his _economical _arguments _. It was no _new _course _which he _was _now- _adopting . From the close of _the _• war _the _Whigs for many years were always foundins their scheuicsof financial rpform upon _the _model yearofl 7 & 2 _. And so with the Tories ...
... _created by the _Whig Ministries within tho _last _twenty _. years .. Tho _question is _one which it is bad _tasto to raiso at _this-Juncture , and bad policy for tho _parties wo Iiavo in our eyo to _raise at any _time * ' _When tho Whigs , _after _nearly ...
... convinced, will be endowed in due course if the Whigs remain so long in office, as being another step in advance towards the endowment of the Catholic priesthoodtheir favourite and most cherished scheme. Our Whig contemporaries lament the decision, as well ...
... _three of tlie _four years wliicli conilitutc llic _appointed _tenure . _President _Fillinnn s a _lawyer , and belongs to tlie _'Whig party , _hiti las hitherto _distinguished _himself more as an _inlustrious man of business than as a _general ) olitician ...
... prominent member of the body. In 1814 he was selected as the Whig candidate for governor of New York, but failed. Confident, however, that be could command the strongest vote in New York, the Whigs again selected him as their candidate for comptroller, in ...
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... permit me to offer • few reminiscensos of one Wilf was a Whig and something more, and who has suffered infinitely more for his principles than his coeval, Sir James, or any other of the old Whig Recoriners of Scotland, whose deeds are so ostentatiously ...