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... I will test that Manchester school by its own case. The neighbouring town of Coventry returned two Free-traders— one an ex- Whig statesman, and the other aspires to the mantle which might fall from the shoulders of Joseph Hume, i Loud laughter.) They voted ...
... that on one of his farms he had only made half his rent. Note to Earl Fitzwili.iam. — The tenantry of Earl Fitzw illiam — a Whig and Free trader — are getting up a petition to his lordship, calling upon him either to reduce their rents to such a level ...
... life he will do so without the aid of friendly hints, especially hints so extremely friendly as those which come from the Whigs. We are heartily glad to hear that his Lordship's health is nearly restored, and that he will soon be enabled to resume his ...
... strongest point ? They had traded upon the foolish antagonism between Celt and Saxon. The Tories had always done so, and the Whigs would be very glad do so to still greater extent if they dared. expected that next Parliament would witness such a contest ...
... eels in neighbouring of which returns two free-traders to parliament It returned in two distinguished free importers oue ex-whig slalrtinan the other gentleman tu to might drop from of Mr Joseph Hume (Cheers end laughter) Those gentlemen strenuously lor ...
... question their battle ground, and come there to outvie, outbid, and out-manoeuvre each other; if, for example, whilst the Whigs are seeking include in middle class right* the more skilled and industrious of the operatives, the Tories, or any portion of ...
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... all the who have T=d She Whigs ler its has Miry years. Lord DrawY undisaMedly, empties sae indivi. du*, by far the rest in point of writ, character, and neer the country, be transcends any it its and, shall we sot degenerate : Whig prey ern day I Fier the ...
... the Weeny was intend by th• tern hunn•nnelelly, and, bed gin., the would line ben doubled. It way be worth while odd thee no Whig unman of the •nasty are nitre with old Pretenseets the :visor 'Obeid of or Ira Trade. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11, IMO. Th. ...
... Throne and his hatred of all demagogues. True, there was one card the Protectionists had—namely, Mr. W ild, of Costock, who, a Whig and Free-trader in principle, would yet have his interest protected against foreign competition, because the English and Foreign ...
... men of large landed property, and members oi parliament, are united together, divesting themselves of all political feeling—Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives, forming one phalanx—to support the bill for establishing County Financial Boards. Mr. Townley ...
... property--in th(e tiljority i' asesP ofh Isige pg ?? %Vhln it iS MU0oiletcd(l of ?? c tuuateriahls public aisenitlagc' of I Whig-l aulicals are UiUAdlv 1:o1 pto osed, it it%' very' tltil'V be said tfilt thio it diuiitoustrat ion lias hadi 1no p)iarlel ...