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... Crusoes Island.—A contemporary says | 14 per bushel on all deseriptions and ina few instat | he ven ta alts aut opposing the Whigs, -and was one of his most | FREE PRESBY'TERY OF EDINBURGH. that the island of Juan Fernandez at present contains | the was ...
... another eolumn. The most important piece of news | President’s Message. Generally spe: it is satisfactory; but the message fi Whig President to a Congress wher Democratic party is, the majority mt necessity, be very moderate. That p of the Message more directly ...
... which vote of thanks was accorded the chairman, and the mooting separated. THE TEA DUTY. {From the Liverpttol Courier.) The Whigs now luxuriate that peculiarly rare p of their experience, surplus the national revenue. They stand in the perplexing predicament” ...
... or sagacity toperceive that, unles d no right he Crown John Russell and his friends make up their to bring forward the old Whig measure of aught to be trenchment and Economy,” or, in other ence urge that 1 for hese van- from higs sting: and, Vhig as it ...
... which is now really a disgrace to the Statute- book. ‘That both these motions, even the last, will be bitterly opposed by the Whig Ministerial party and all their friends, their present conduct leaves no room for doubt. Now, here is an op portunity for the ...
... construct his Conservative party on the ruins of the old Tory party, and at last he mustered three hundred to oppose D, e torrent Whig“ reform,’’—which was inaeed already stagnating. That party has performed its office, and is already gone ; IThebes lived to ...
... him. Sooner or later, however. lie believed, every one would carried ; the reaping time was coming of seed long sown ; the Whigs had been preaching the doctrine of democracy for the last 150 years. Mr ROEBUCK thought the country was indebted to Mr Hume ...
... the Viceroy of I was, whether he willed it or not, a polit his measures could not be separated fre dignity. Nor was there a Whig aristoer as there was in England, to comy by its adhesion and countenance for the | opposition of the Tory laity and clergy ...
... =e SP LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON KNOWL! (From the Standard THe penny postage and tl Newspaper stamp from fo show the zeal of the Whig: knowledge! This is the Statement of Lord John Ri from the Stamp Abolition It is worth while, from to narrate how these conc ...
... necessity of their instant repeal, So . . could raise his voice in that House, t the protection of our interests at home. Mr | Whig, Tory, or Radical, he would n Hume said that he could offer no objection to the | fair relief was given to those importa Oo ...
... truth and in fact, the present penny. is the sign of the zeal of the Whigs fo spread of knowledge! Fining and impris the opponents of the tax, and finally ing the movement, the Whigs did all they from 1834 to 1838, for the preservation ¢ taxes on knowledge ...
... of Freedom.) IMMEDIATELY after the Easter recess, Dancan will bring on his motion for the r of this most obnoxious tax. The Whigs this year repealed the brick move i right direction. By this repeal the fetters « exciseman will be removed from those imp ...