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... respect to financial reform, the lion gentleman did not come to his standard. did not approve of the paltry reforms of the Whig ministry, cutting down the pay and reducing the number of the people employed iu the Duck-yards; they should begin with large ...
... not to send their labourers to the unions, hut to employ them out of capital. The farmers did so, and how did the despicable whigs evince their gratitude ? Previously to the meeting of Parliament they employed Mr. Baines, the poor law commissioner, to concoct ...
... —The Morning Chronicle, of yesterduy (Tuesday), says Mr. Fillmore succeeds to the omce ol President. This gentleman is decided Whig, and -not likely to favour those liberal commercial measures which we consider advantageous to this country. The struggle for ...
... no question of Irish interests English interests. The landed proprietors Mayo, persons having fixed interest in the soil, Whig and Tory, Protestant and Roman Catholic, were almost unanimous in giving their support to one candidate; but the election was ...
... Ireland are not political, and they are not to be remedied mere political changes, however well-intended these may be. It is old Whig trick, to offer clamouring people a sop out of the democratic dish, and to lead them to believe that, like the widow’s cruse ...
... weakness ; and upon the whole have reason congratulate ourselves upon having Ll “do-nothing” session; for it is only when the Whigs are doing nothing that they are not doing mischief- have no desire, and we do not intend, to take part in the Wesleyan controversy ...
... times before the Whigs involved the country in foreign wars and National Debt, exporters to all foreign countries, so turning the balance of trade in our favour. may not go so far as Dr. Johnson, in saying that the devil was the first Whig, but certain it ...
... disorder are affixed to each Box. THE WEST OF ENGLAND CONSERVATIVE. AND PLYMOUTH AND DEYONPORT ADVEHTIbEK- 18. . J ~ THELLUC y whigs. jHtnina. ADMIRAL NAPIKR AND THE ADMIRALTY. THE DEVONPORT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. ChM, The uiual mreting of the Board Commissioners ...
... premises on which he founds his reasoning, are distinctly avowed recent sermon (which the Tablet seems to ignorant of) by the new Whig-Radical Dean of Bristol, who lays it down as article of the creed that the Church of England is not a Divine institution, hut ...
... believe very few in this district can make “one year pay another’s rent.” Nor is there much hope for better times while the Whigs are at the helm. Prices agricultural produce have varied but little since our last monthly report. ...
... inconsistency may be accounted for and cleared up, when we go to the root of the matter. At first sight, however, it appears as if Whig and Tory, High and Low Church, were fast exchanging their principles, whilst still retaining their old designations. • Who ...
... had been rejected by If r. M’Kennan. Vermont State election was pending, bat it was expected that the victory would ne to the Whig party. , . Domestic and miscellaneous affairs present, beyond tnese details, no novel points. Pennsylvania had been severe ...