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... about to be taken by the Governmeut was unsatisfactory for the presort, and dangerous for the future, for they would have the Whigs governing England by means of a perpetual Popish plot never to be brought to a head. If the house should pass the bill it would ...
... breathed nothing of the enthusiasm of former times. He delivered a long address, extolling the peoples charter, abusing the Whigs, and magnifying himself and his exertions in the people's cause. At the conclusion of his harangue he left the hall and departed ...
... enced, 110 man can tell where it will end, that the tory precedents of the last two Charter Acts are to be avoided by the Whigs in the renewed Chatter Act in 1853. ...
... STAN DARD. ENCESTER, MONDAY, FEB. 24, 1851 talent of the 'Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer inging forth his budget last week was admirably diced. We apprehend, however, that it will have been ved by every one with surprise, and by the farmers extreme ...
... Bishop Durham,drawn up with several other former opinions publicly expressed by the Premier, are skilfully used against the Whig ptAiey in dealing with the praent aggression upon the Loyal supremacy. We cannot at present follow the remarks contained in ...
... Total 76 3 0 To view the Farms, and for further particuara apply at Stan. lon near FIWA worth, Whig. Tendele to be aent, 4ddres.td to the Rev, J. A. I renchatd, at the acme place, on or betote the 25111 Match heal. DMA 7di February, 1851. HILMWOKTH AND ...
... before it is written. STAN DA RD. CIRENCESTER, MONDAY, MAR. 10, 1851. We believe it was a former respectable colleague of the Whigs, long since removed from political turmoil, the late Mr. Tierney, who facetiously spoke of a member of the Government, holding ...
... the inhumation of a healthy and vigorous man, with his lungs in full play, and his blood !japing in his veins. Now, could the Whig Government have suffered an eleven days' trance if it had been enjoying healthful and vigorous vitality ? It must have been ...
... far surpasses in bitterness and audacity anything which has of late years ernana.ed from St. J whiles. The misdeeds of the Whig Ministry are chronicled seriatim, from the commencement of the famine down to the present day, with the motk bill of pains ...
... Chancellor of the Exchequer has found it so difficult to acid with, and a pretty legacy of trouble and difficulty will the Whigs, as usual, bequeath to their successors. Let every town and every county look around for an honest representative; one who ...
... majesty what those decencies are?A corresponding interrogatory naturally suggests itself, when we hear of the virtues of the Whig,s. And of all authorities ever citedP by statesmen, the most ill suited for Lord John Russ4l ,purpose is Burke. We do not allude ...