... right this great power inherent in the muscle, bone, and spirit of the agriculturists should be boldly stated, because the Whig and Free-trade politicians of the last few years have denied it ; or laughed at it and despised it; while the unwashed gathering ...

... crime? And think ye, he did not repent In anguish—many time? He did —but sentence had gone forth, Repentance came too late; Whigs!—Chartists! —Radicals!—behold, And dread a monarch’s fate! God bless onr Queen—’tis not on her I charge this bitter wrong; ...

... Maga' a short note, exclaiming, God save the mark I and protesting against being supposed to have written his history on Whig principles. On Wednesday se'nnighl, the Rev. John Angell James, of Birmingham, delivered the usual annual sermon at the I ...

... conifortably. .Truth, longa atrangers to or pubfic'rints, isg$6ailngn forth again,:-and'tel, e',respec~bld portion of the Whigs are neyoiced, perhaps mora thani any other;'at th~eir lea3e trom some par- d tion'of the 'disg'race litherto attachigto their ...

... Tumid meth: tarty beef mem that of year reader, at the *slimier the French me mem benefit of the n et of Seems, toil el all Our Whig rulers. if direetiott. may we what is to be retard of Karim bees see ether of the Serialists. seems sr peen bee erepoodstating ...

... hear.) In other were not in possession oj)g 0f different opinions—Tories and towns,he understoo I jn thein, though he knew Whigs—it there wa Radicals of different shades, of none—(laughte all were entitled to vote-the were members. mechanic, as iijucli ...

... se'nuight, an alarming fire broke out in the Prince of most indisputable records and declarations of How can any administration Whig, Tory, t he i h Vals Tavern, in o th e i o e f t th own to ; h a a n h a ta b o ad te i t t he n h ot been foe Crown, public ...

... stayin'* out o'nights.” ° The Whole Hoc. —An exchange gives us this:—“l say, Pete, some darned Whig stole half my pig last night.” “How do you know it was a Whig, Bill?” “Because if it had been a Loco, he’d have taken the whole of it.” * Ihe Elephant s Memory ...

... wus quite firm sat Moodny's edemas, and a moderate extent of business was le geed useful qualities. The day was wet ad weld, Whig she third its succeseion such weather; rims a .material change take plain in this harvest emu' be truly, sod one month's additional ...

... and inaugurated a fierce struggle which terminated lu the defeat of the rotccticiii-ts ■ and now it under the auspices ol old Whig and free-trade member, a warning to them that they must reverse their policy. duly upon imported corn or an eaualiiation of ...

... that occasion he nee found the name of the present mover, and even now the notion was seconded by a borough member ol i a the Whig side of the house, thus proving that some, at least, of the former advocates of fiee trade regretted the course they had' pursued ...

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