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... shore, i. a., obligingly to mrak land for the Government reserves. This EAu- difficulty reacts thus: the Government family of Whig cormorants 1 veto the proceeding with the large Tidal ci Basin; but as it wauld, no doubt, soon silt up apd be 4 dry at low ...
... increase) of .£42,612. But there is an increase on the total of the quarter amounting to £371,123—exclaim the Whig-Radicals. So the Whig return declares. Bow it has been made up tbe makers alone know. We should be sorry to hazard a guess It is clear ...
... opposed themselves strenuously to the creation and progre.a of the national debt, the nucleus of which was formed when the Whig, were in power. It is well that thoae who in our times bitterly denounce the system which has landed us in a Uc h inextricable ...
... distinctly opposed to the system of centralization and of bureaucracy, which he conceives to be modern, and to be the result of Whig philosophy. He regards France as the model of central government ; end having little admiration for the results of government ...
... township, and in which its local rulers have been met in spirit far different from the grasping litigiousness betrayed by the Whigs at head-quarters. For example, if the lawsuits threatened the latter should decide that the proprietorship of the Pool to low-water ...
... Hunting as thai which had as- sembled. A letter was read from the Whig Lord MUtown, in which he designated tree trade as a system fraught with ruin to this country. Lord Gor- maustown—another Whig, and a Roman Catholic — wrote that he signed the requisition ...
... quarter ended the sth instant shows an increase of £371,125. What of that? The quarterly return is evidently cooked, as all Whig returns are for a pressing purpose. How does it happen that there an increase in the produce of the income tax Just this-by ...
... the chairman and the vico-eliairinan in preserving order in their proceedings. The political talk of the week is, that the Whigs intend to make a bold effort for the support of the masses, the ensuing ssssion of parliament, by radical prnpoaal for the ...
... mutter n h,s sleep- R ems must come ? „ Wfa leaving Sir Robert Pr.„. beet Feel entirely out of the question, there is not a Whig Either House who possesses an acre of and , who would rise up in rebellion. Lord Portman has already urn ed round, without ...
... consequence of the large free importation of foreign corn. Ho declared himself in favour of fixed duty, which he regretted the Whigs had not proposed as an amend, ment to Sir R. Peel's plan. The honourable member was heard with the greatest impatience, which ...
... in our Houses of Lords and Commons, which renders a plurality of votes sufficient. After sixty ballots, the leaders of the Whig or Goverment, and the Democratic or Opposition, parties met, and decided that three more ballots should be taken on the American ...