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... this association were so truly patriotic, that not only ought every clas of reformers, whether chartists or radicals, but whigs, conservatives and tories to join it. Directly the society had done much good; through its interference many abuses had been ...
... fratricidal hands (cheers). The League demonstrates the infatuation of all this. The old fatuitous reliance on parties, whether Whigs or Tories, is given up, and the question with all now is, who is fur the country (loud cheers) ?— Another great lesson not ...
... that bore on the state of the labourers. He believed that rule applied questions of party —to the question whether a mm was whig or a tory, whether radical or a conservative: but how could they avoid discussing the sta-e of the labourer, to consider what ...
... conscience, call this covetousness and robbery. But then they cannot travestie Scripture like Mr. Rogers, nor ery, mad, most noble Whig;” nor erack sorry jokes about “ praying not being a paying blessing,” nor scolf to raise a cheer ; so they are not to be much ...
... deserted the Whigs, and pursued his former friend with unflinching . sarcasm and banter, but at his request Steele was . a v,t Frmch. B, maintained by the Government in office of which two veU. BeoUey. 1850. .he was about be deprived. Congreve wm Whig, ...
... who takes neverfailing interest in the young. After visiting the various places of the Castle, they were convened in the 4 Whigs’ Vault,’ where Mr. Law delivered to them an able and appropriate address. They then proceeded to Stonehaven, where they were ...
... sale ?? to 317 horses, 749 block cattle, 569 pigs, 415 sheep, 3 calves, and 7 goats. Total number of stock, 2,060. Northern Whig. The fair of Wexford came off on Monday, and was ex. ceedingly dull in consequence of a number of fairsfi jas diately preceding ...
... cases, Gs. 6d., 10s. 6d., 215., and 425. each. Cases fit ted up for India. To be had only of G. NICOLL, Court IlairDresser and Whig Maker to the Royal Family, 2, RYDER'S-COURT, LEICESTER-SQUARE. Post-office orders made payable at Charing-cross. APPETITE AND ...
... say that, if college rumour be correct, he has indiridually nothing to fear from the exposure. I rejoice with you that the Whigs have, in the present instance at least., exercised fairness in the selection of their instruments, every gentleman iu the Oxford ...
... struggle for the next presidency Would soon c:ommence. T'le following gentlemen were already talked of as possible candidates:-Whigs: Henry Clay, Danmiel Webster, General Scott. - Democrats .anics Buchanan, General Cass, Commodore Stockton, Gecieal iloustoui ...
... Radical Freehold Land Societies. If, says he, these Societies go ou increasing and extending at their present rate, the Whigs and Radicals will monopolise every couuty in the kingdom. course this is consummation by uo means to be devoutly wished by ...
... meeting then retired—it being ten o’clock—to the ball room, where dancing was kept up till an early hour next morning Northern Whig. ...