... honest traders by taking off all the burdens affecting the gr,,ye 0 of produce of all kinds. He had received a letter to r Whig barrister known to the noble lord the menl le ,3 l6 London. The writer had put merely his initials t letter,. and it was only ...

... were engaged 5i01;5'; lordship lordship had promised 5 0 01 lmas next (laughter, and o PP ths t informant went on to state Whigs, with their usual se,u our ep aproved condition of the h w „poor (cries of hear from the ar ...

... blind indeed, with the good effects of last year's cordial support than he would. He understood, however, 'l ame ' froth Tor Whig, or Radical, he would be found ready unjust and partial system without having to encounter, motion before them . , if they ...

... were preposterous. Many men, who neither love his person nor admire hi principles, voted for the burly Hibernian to spite the Whigs—the Red-tapists and Economists of the party—or as intimation that they disliked the new poor law, or the bastilles—or felt ...

... The min°rafed Tuesday last contained representatives of political party in the country. The Proteet i fi, the Leaguer, the Whig, and the Radical, pas se : i t 1 9 the same lobby. Mr. NEWDEGATE declares tR - vi el? the teeth of existing suffering it is ...

... when he _wits pronouncing these words with th ii e tia. the tax on malt and place the amount on tr ue self -complacency of the Whig school I Nothing more me,nor less than making the people aware that parliato.ont was quite ready to break faith with them on ...

... been signed by nearly 3000 persons of considerable standing in New York. The Jcurnal of Commerce of the 21st says that the Whig general committee are to cc-operate in the movement. General Taylor was to leave Washington on the 21st, on his promised visit ...

... desire to obtain that influence and that control and patronage which must be highly satisfactory to them, whether they were Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, whatever politics for the time being the government of the country, happened to be (applause). Of course ...

... moral sink ! The focus of corruption, tyranny, and insult during Tory rule—the focus of corruption and impertinence during Whig rule. This book was printed at the expense of the misguided people who enabled the leading repeal agitators to tare sumptuously ...

... some years previous to the:death of thrt prelate. The valuable living of East Brent fell vacant during this period, and the Whig Bishop of SALISBURY appears to have thought himself bound in conscience to give away the patronage, as well as discharge the ...

... efer e o o `,,' was the policy of tke late government iO. to that que s ti on . I t was well known that it - policy of the Whig government formerly slave-grown sugar at high and almost prohibitive 0 1/t o meant these sugars the produce of countrie s h ...

... the proposed exhibition by voluntary contributions. So important a national of - jee,t as the union of all ranks and parties, Whig and Tory, Free-trader and Protectionist, surely entitled the promoters cf the scheme to a grant of 400001. or 50,0001. from ...