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... pest dt the lino, FOUR BUDGETS AND FOURTEEN BLUNDERS. LET those who desire to see the political and financial follies of the Whig-Radicals ably analyzed and causticidly expose .1 read the first article in Blackwood's Magazine for January. It is masterly ...
... Party entertained Daniel O'Connell at a 4rsnil dinner ill 1835, which was intended to be a demonstration to intimidate the Whig Government, and also for the declaration of their revolutionary principles. That he then abused the landowners nith the most ...
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... n has won another victory. We are not so horrified about it as the ridiculous Whig Radicals who call the police grant a Government bribe, although first offered by a Whig-Radical Government. We hope, as the question is for this year settled, that the ...
... and although Cobden, for himself is still doing a rattling business, unluckily for the country, with the assistance of the Whig Government, be is fast using up England. lie has already sunk an annual three millions of English Custom's Duties paid by ...
... repeatedly betrayed followers, and deserted his principles. The first commenced political life by appearing on one hustings as a Whig supporter of his brother; leaving him elected, he etarted off to another borough and contested it as • Tory, under circnca ...
... statMa of the Lo. doa sod North-Western WCilst they were enjoy of exhinrating ensisia. the ice soddenly gave way, end Mies Fanny Whig was iostantly plunged into Vie water. Assistance there being a strong current at the spot where the timeliest ocaserod,by the ...
... Stroud. The event shows that he might just as well have talked to a sock of sheep. Mr. nommen's summary of the doings of our Whig friends was deliciously pungent. After showing bow the Reform Bill came to grief, he proceeded But, titer., something must ...
... Y OF SAND FOR BALLANT.—AN of the dangerous voyage of his 1 4 ondkee, is given by Captain Braithwaite, her master, who made Whig°. Sound, Norway, on the 16th of Decemher, with it' a difficulty, after baviag beaten about the North from :he first day on ...
... abdieated Renton, is now declaring that be intends to plagia from Mr. Diaraeli's measure those professional / franchises which the Whigs and Radicals rhly abused. Possibly enough: but w suspect there are not three people in Ragland who care what be does. But as ...