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... Arable Land. The House and Offices are saffleient for tho Farm. . 2. CHAPELHOUSES, containing about 40 Acres of Arabic Land. 3. WHIG ABU TTS, containing about Acres of Arable Land. Two CBOFTS, of about 25 and Acres respectively, adjacent to last-named possession ...
... ‘ex trente right* section the U ldij jairty. While the ‘QnarteHy ’ is hostile, it will observed that the * Review.'' j-rvat Whig organ, only feebly favoursbl. to the Then- au- various expressions employed in the article wlach seem show that the conductor* ...
... turn of the wheel, for Whigs have in past years, well now. been known to make strong Radical speeches, and yet remain mere Whigs after all, and sometimes indeed Whigs of the type, caring nothing for these things. And now that the Whigs are out of office, ...
... space fore the me. ting Parliam. Nt, niak ...
... belief that Oliver Cromwell and William of Orange were Tories, bat it is not true, (Laughter and cheers.) The Whigs imposed the penal laws. The Whigs imposed those restraints upon the industry Ireland of which have beard so much complaint. (Cheers.) The Liberals ...
... President at the election Mr Crittenden, with other leading Whigs Kentucky and other Status, became early committed to the support of General t lor, and took measures to effect the . 1,1 Whig Nat.onalConvention, f Glay having subsequently changed his mind ...
... majority got; His Reform Bill brought on. Ills majority’s gone— Whiggery, trickery, hot. 2. Rupert and Ben took up the pen. Old Whig Reforms to slaughter : Rupert fell down. From serving the Crown, And Ben came tumbling art or. Henley and Walpole were two ...
... for nioval the tuxes knowledge, ami 1 iliink the question Incomes daily more and morn approved oi nil persons except the Whigs ami Toima—both these partu s oppose, they consider Oovernnicnt nnd its hits theirs alone, and that the spread kuna ledge endangers ...
... evidence of other than niiiii .n . The eonelodinc resolution expr. their d- i. support k. ■; le> but trusted elector bfc*tu>r. Whig*, the distinctive t.a:es »>f |naty, and because tltev v.- i ■ ;ndi 1 ■•'u «• -ir. ' try m' ;i - I- . •• i'i Uk* yt*. r» »■> ...
... think that, apart altogether from the allegiance that we owe to the representative of the Crown, Whig and Tory may well agree to drink this toast, the Whigs in gratitnde for good service done, and the Tories, becaaso they mast acknowledge that they have ...
... l first part the new Ti. Quiver, with • mien . used Wrest and tbe parte et Mune end the sodas real • for As as MOM= Whig them it that thecaVhig them of thew Mass MI & sad webs ...
... eventualities to lx* fore■ is one day taking seat in Whig -icat office* of State could lie hold t;'faction to himself and to his '■y the post in which he should find ■c sympathy of the party would The Whigs were always enthu.*' foreign policy, and they would ...