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... marriage was | nnder existing circumstancea not legal. With regard to the act itself, be a&id, that it was a beautiful specimen of Whig legislation—had been introduced at the fag end of the session, and that its main point was declarations that after the 15 th ...
... of the law his case to a conspiracy on the part of the whig*. says, defence the Dish repealers in 184$ still rankles in the hearts of those parties; my recent exposures Lord Clarendon and the whigs in Cork, have filled their cup of bitterness to the brim ...
... 01 feeling on the same, constituted radicalism. He professed, himself, to be a constitutional whig, but lie could not blind his eyes to the fact that the Whigs when in office, were very different than when out. With regard to the petition which he had prepared ...
... topics; he could not, however. existing government were pursting their former professions, and he feared that true, that the whigs were excellent in in power they were perfect tyrants; they for c»* consideration the bill, given the county sideration; he ...
... ip of Greenwich, his object in taking it obtain house rent and orSmold ha, falleniin the death of .be Duke f CsMualDOU. tlie whig' have perpetuated tl.e n^' Xon^lhe 11 royal ‘‘teiiy.’ 'thereby ' and pleasure grounds less -' r; «n u d n ,. l Hyde, Greenwich ...
... Parliament, something bad been said and admitted about panial distress amongst the agriculturists, but that miracle occurred of Whig surplus, how did they receive them? They took off the brick duty (laughter), which relieved the town and not the agriculture ...
... honse by cabal under pressure cf a bigoted out of doors would moreover, proye a dead letter, defying the power of any ministry, whig, or tory. to carry into action. should eote against it in every stage. The Attorney General, perceiving the bon nbers were ...
... remarks, said had just bad piece of paper put into bis band, which contained the late speech of that interesting creature, the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer. He found by that, that the army and navy last year cost 20.012,000/., but this* year it was to ...
... connected with that election which had attracted his atleu tion; and that was a remark of Sir Robert Heron, pure unadulterated whig, (hisses) the election; that gen Us man was reported to have said, that did not approve of the politics of either candidate ...
... S'People. Ibe Whigs and the Tories all said that they had in th. great of the people. W�ûU then let them �ëhow it, by giving them those rights to which they were entitled (loud cheer,); and get rid of the .hameful practice, of Whig, Tory, ay., ...
... teat To the people neither lUe support of factions, nor the aggrandisement of families can. or ought be. mature of concern. 4 Whig’ and ' Tory* are nothing us, save they will advance the People's Bill of Rights.— Upon Parliamentary and Financial Reformers ...
... seconded, and it was carried accUmitioD. be Chairman briefly returned thanks, and again declared his loss of confidence the whig*. The meeting then separated. MB WHISTON AND THE DEAN AND CHAPTER ' OF ROCHESTER. Tbs osm of Mr. and the Dean and Chapter of ...