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Farmer's Friend and Freeman's Journal

tint confides to me the keeping of an electoral trust, and I will not allow any clique or party of

... asothere noses off! Why should one man, because he is a 'I ory, get up and say— Now, I hate that man, because he is a Whig; or • Whig exclaim Oh dear! this is a despicable fellow, because he ma blue; or • Radical on the other side of the street say, ...

I`ROTECTION v FREE TRADE. (Frau the Nottinghtme Gsardian.) The danger of being neither cold nor hot 14 great. ..

... for your sufferings ; but remember yon have it in your power to t ea ch them such a lesson that they will never torgct. The whigs promised you great things where some of you assisted them to carry the Reform Bill ; but it was all a pretence - a mere sham ...

Ippatehes have been received in advance of the mail left Calcutta on the 3rd of June, and Boashay on the

... when it is proposed w keep a strict watch over lb. Tbe Marshal adds, that he thinks the Tory party lam animated than the Whig party ; at least it so, because it Is not bound by the reserve of power. sem letter, dated June 13, 1838, Marshal 3 ebastiani ...

A peesenper train as the Swish Yorkshire Railway ran late a train or empty tracks at sue CoaisbnY station, on

... he, ewe- Nadel t it is quite possible that sormabine advantage. ens to the liberty ul Europe may yet string from the bus. Whigs sow going ou. hero Daersietr.—ln the Court Queen's Bench, ea Saturday, saes was toed whether the Cotpwmtian of klanchester ...

THE FARME RS FRIEND AND FREEMAN'S JOURNAL

... elairnt, 15 ; which were all sustained. Whig Ita heal elsinis, 12 ; sustained 11. Conservative objectiuus, none. Whig Raideal objections, 10; sustained, 2. ISIIVIELSOATC WARM—Conservative claims, 9 ; sustained & Whig Radical claims, 11; sastaiard, 10. C ...

Liriok deep, or taste not tho Pierian spring,

... promised to write and littoral her of in struggles in a sobers new, and cheer her wi th ho p es of returimig fortune, no each t Whigs Caine, but MO and a bah intelligence reached her that he had died Strange land. Unwed to the rough of life, tbma enough to ...

TIIE FARM': Titll: ND AN!) EMAN 'S J I, I; N A

... found difficult to totkennel hits. Tire newspaper brentne en instrument in the bands of Ale. All. Leetnan, and ntenthers of the Whig party were put forward to oppose Mr. Ald. A a c 1111 l toe W a rd. The belt:gal the th contests turned to be Mr. J. ! And it ...

TITURSDA7

... sure to be the case. When the independent electors dud that all coasideretions of political ui eeney are pat aside, and that Whig and Tory join opposition to them, they would indeed be unworthy their same if they humbly bowed and kissed the rod, and meekly ...

gond 'Nebns

... was an Alderman and likewise a magistrate of the city, and formerly took a very active part in parliamentary elections in the Whig interest. His remains were interred in die Cemetery on Thursday morning last, the funeral being attended by a number of magistrates ...

li'eihall be very much surprised the House of Commons in its authors would recognize it Th e permission so ..

... will conflict, and, though the bill is s ow in the ery best hands in the counefe actualvhands. we may expect to changed by its Whig nurses, or in the strunle. With the certaint y h arr owing to the feelings of Govern-0;i e o little nlueive to the reputation ...

MR. HUDSON AN D. THE CONSERVATIVF PRESS. In an article characteristic of nothing so much ns itself, the Times of

... struggling, through the whole of its apparently ilt-fated existence. to obtain the position of the Monitear do SO , of the Whig-Radical clique, by means of back-sten: pomp which turned out untrue oftener than it price.' correct.. Nor, to give every one ...

TORR. NRWCABILE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY. Os • medal Rib was at porpoise the drifts tee bine new before ; Mr

... sad their segmented pay et g that the Sad regiment of bleary, Seth of woe r the of ▪ Mobs set kis ipso Wham The sagest.' Ow N Whig hid wet by bet Wow of were stook dews by M sod It is eappeeed that them wets major, who, at the time, wee beak The Wend (Cardoso) ...