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... UOISer Up tleI ?? trade measures. Free-trade having been determined upon as the means of maintaining themselves in office, the Whigs foresaw that they would have to sacrifice the territorial interest, and it became, therefbre, all object to show that, in doing ...
... speakes plainly of the determination g aiid the will. We do not desire to individualise, but the fc allusion to the threat of his Whig Lordship, who declared tII c, lie would not ask, but demand what lie wonted at thle VW 'o doors of Whitehall, with a hundred ...
... people to ha ,9 famine graves-will live in the memory of the successors of (WU4g h those victims as long as the Odious title of Whig may exis.~li Out of the precincts of Dublin Castle you could not meet a and man who would not be rejoiced to hear of the dowvnfall ...
... writers to be sent in the closed mail, by way of France, must be specially addressed, either ' vie France, or Be vid Calais. WHIG COS615TENcY.-BIB. DnUIMMOND'S MOTION.- The fobllowing is from a letter in the Times:-Sir-I I think you would do much to stop ...
... ComI- A__ A A- A- A. -IV- I.. . . - A A 1 ?? A I ..A mons, partook very largely of that quality ever most characteristic of Whig legislation-an excessive parade in little things-much boasting in respect of matters of exceeding slight value. The hon. gentleman ...
... himself follow. Lord Harry Vane and Mr. E. Denison both spoke in favour of Mr. Hutt's motion. The meeting then separated, and the Whig-Radical slaves were obedient to ministerial difcta- tion. MANCHESTER.-On Tuesday we bad aflat and drooping market in yarns; ...
... for Totnes without Ia opposition; tlse Radical candidate, Mr. Miall, being har- sly moniously scousted by Conservatives and Whigs. ian TIHE, ARCTIC EXPeEDaIrON.-The utmost exertions wre ur- being used night and day to Complete the arctic expedi- are tion ...
... If honest nsan as he is, cannot be styled a model in oratory. e, Sir George Grey is probably the best speaker among the d,1 Whig chiefs in the House of Commons; but hie speaks too hi ts fast, and, though clear and elegant, he wants vigouir, I think, w ...
... Messrs. Dumelow and Manful (Conservatives) were elected, after a poll, by a decisive majority over Messrs. Rose and Glover (Whigs.) At the conclusion the church bells were merrily rung. REProN.-On Thursday last, the annual meeting of parishioners took place ...
... have naturally supposed the popularity hunting Whigs, req :0 a and the rampant economical Radicals desired, was ing. at done by Mr. DisaAaLr; but, no, away went con- her c sistency-away went character-the Whig cabinet thai must be saved, said they; and, ...
... an digf niet by the government with a distinct and direct pe negative, and to their support rallied thie whole onI mass of Whigs, Radicals9, anid Republicans, who ,esf Lwhen the occasion suits them, can declaim loudl Hai Ienough in faivour of economy and ...