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... Ministry will do nothing to the purpose, and that the constituencies every where must make up their minds turn out the pro-popish whigs at the very first opportunity. . On Monday, there was a numerous and most enthusiastic meeting of Protestant Operatives, held ...
... laws of nations. If the severe penalties of treason be repealed by later legislative enactments, and believe they were the Whigs, either from ignorance, false notions liberality, or, as we think, to facilitate the project which has at length been oste ...
... chapel-streel Brown, H. S. an.: I .. 17, Goren PiaLza. Bahr. Behrendabi. co 4,Cable-street Baring, Brother,' aati .india Bui Whigs ,Water-street Battorsh. , W C . . .40,Kx change Ailey , North Bain and Cowan 47, Tower-li tidings, Beat Barbour .J. and ...
... from Calais, Me. on the 27th ult., as follows :— A check for 00 dollars was received here yesterday, by the cashier of the Whig Bank, to be given to Mrs. 6arah Clark, widow of Joseph N. Clark, late of this town ' who lost his life in rescuing the lives ...
... for the session of MO, remarkable for nothing except its peculiar tameness. The Tories were too weak to push for place. The Whigs were satisfied not to peril office. The pseudo-Liberals, with the full permission of the Ministerial whippers-in, had a fieldday ...
... Ani addition was made to this El ' tax in 1805; and in 1806, during thu short-lived If 1. - at! 'r administration of the Whigs, when Lord Henry d 61 Petty (present Marquis of Lansdowne) was CThan- of Ii Cellor of the Exchequer, the -assessment was raised ...
... ais to tile advisnbility of brrildintg eq, it as an isolated bsrilrling for certain prrrposcs, or ietrrely wtr., building a Whig ?? preseret, additional wings to be added nat wiren tire neceesity for them arose. Tirey wror oti tise verge ptrc of an important ...
... was continued for three years more upon some shabby pretext or other, or by come party collusion. In 1846, Pebl retired, the Whigs, the friends of the people, .came in, and the lax baa continued to, and it full force at, this hour. Surely, and in all charity ...
... Liverpool—aye, and triumpM over the meat enterprising, and honesthearted of the whole British Empire— provided always” that the whig-favoured place aforesaid, represented by Destructive, or other Radical of the Manchester League; or, at least, by an Irish ...
... proposed at the hustings: that, at hit latest and most amusing font of political »tumbling,” in 1816, wrote to the retiring whig member that Would support Captain Sombbsii, free-trader;” while in a few short months after, the very next year, 1847, Sir ...
... must not regard themselves as mere gladiators of faction, to fight the selfish battles of frogs and mice, cranes and apes, Whigs and Tories. Twenty honest men in the House of Commons, by resolution and co-operation, might carry any good measure. Why, then ...
... must not regard themselves as mere gladiators of faction, to fight the selfish battles of frogs and mice, cranes and apes, Whigs and Tories. Twenty honest men in the House of Commons, by resolution and co-operation, might carry any good measure. Why, then ...