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Farmer's Friend and Freeman's Journal

I`ROTECTION v FREE TRADE. (Frau the Nottinghtme Gsardian.) The danger of being neither cold nor hot 14 great. ..

... for your sufferings ; but remember yon have it in your power to t ea ch them such a lesson that they will never torgct. The whigs promised you great things where some of you assisted them to carry the Reform Bill ; but it was all a pretence - a mere sham ...

TILE FARMERS' PRIE ND AND FREEMAN'S .10IJRNA t

... Lae aside a ll your other 'mintier' differences. Let Whigs nod Tories in Yorkshire unite together to return a Protectionist. I, for one, declare that I will do my utmost to support the keenest Whig if he will stand by protection. I will, In that case ...

THE FARMER 4' FRIEND AND PREEMAN'.3 JOURNAL

... lItK►PURre hill Are the ire%entiou of burials in the utetropoli., will be inennit ti .1 to the ins , neilhila after the elem. Whig of parlauwast.—.ll Chrusicle. 'Mtn Ink!. na AIRLIR will, we understood. be the new representative peer for Srolard, in the ...

Zotati lITcIO%

... trite to his party in 1850. Not so h e weathercock of the pies•, which by turns supports and beatrays every party and principle—Whig, Tory, or ROLM, as the popular Wind Church or Low Protection or Free Trade, each is sommrteal or deserted by turns : fulsome ...

THE FARMcitS' FRI2ND AND FREE•4Ati'S JOURNA

... an idle life to one of honesty and industry, and by providing fur that class of people they might naturally expect a greater Whig into the city. Mr. Surf mill what bad struck him on the subject was that it would be easy to distinguish between the prolksional ...

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... offices have long been notorious as scandalous jobs. Their doom has been pronounced, and it was thought a task too great even for Whig audacity to attempt to save them. The ingenuity of Sir John Jervis, however, contrived a device by widish on of them might ...

DEATHS

... Mr. John Rowley. On the 15th inst., at his seat in Cambridgeshire, Baron Godolphin, age d 73. In politics his Lordship was a Whig. On the Isth mat., at Yapham, rear Pockliugton, aged 81, Mr. John Chapman. On the 19th instant, at 17, Lowndes-square, Henry ...

CATTLE MARKETS

... great changes and indcruultes to come. The division showed this, as it proves they can count upon Irish suffering or caprice, Whig defection, and upon the dual disruption of whet once was the Peel party. Hence it is manifest that if the cause of tire trade ...

THE ;-ArtN Fi:IEND .-1; FREEMAN'S CI ti NAT

... were due in this matter it would be owing to the unadorned eloquence of Richard Cobden ? Time alone can show whether the 'Whigs really possess this magnanimity. Time alone can prove whether as a body they are capable of this most honorable and laudable ...

THE FARMERS FRIEND AND FREEMAN'S JOURNAL

... Biekersteth as the f Chancellor—a prophecy nut yet fulfilled. for Lord Chancellor Cottenkain is not that Bickel meth. When the Whigs had the opportunity, they sent Bickersteth to the Rolls ; slid into the high seat of thonciny they elevated Sir Charles l'epya ...

themsehes. and escaping the poor-house, if the wants of one class could be made known to the other by weans

... subject —we will venture very confidently to assure our readers that there is as much chance of Sir Reheat Peel di-p!acing the Whig Cabinet just now as of his becoming Emperor of Hayti or (;rest Llama of . 'Tibet.-7'imes. - ...

PROTECTIOY OP FEMALES

... him tell them that the fasters of England had the power, and would exert It, to bring the collie lords to their senses. The whig government had truckled, and with the mastanes of aeration lords, had resolved on depriving the poor factory bands of their ...