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... THE BOOK TRADE AND WHIG MONOPOLY Out upon these Whigs! multitudinous hypocrites! Loud clamourers for freedom, they are the biggest of tyrants; with the plea of justice for ever on their lips, they are the most iniquitous of wrong-doers ; p rofessing ...

... (Prom Whig,) BELFAST, Fkidat Evening. Cur , trade in all ill various departments hag beer* Heavy and iar.m’mte. braalituffi there been •yecnletion. Stocks stored vari'ma placet through tow a .*re ezeeedinuly large, and or ...

... proofs which the Whigs have given us, of how difficult it is to stir them into sincere and hearty co-operation with the friends of Progress; and of how strong a leaven of distrust of the people is mingled in the essence of a Whig. The Whigs pretend that if ...

... , y I m free to admit, the late Whig ministry have done me a h. They have nearly extinguished the littl e th a t rema i n ed of local independence.' It was the first principle maintained by the last of the great Whigs, that popular rights were sacred ...

... proofs which the Whigs have given us, of how difficult it is to stir them into sincere and hearty co-operation with the friends of Progress; and of how strong a leaven of distrust of the people is mingled in the essence of a Whig. The Whigs pretend that if ...

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... THE' WHIG COUP D'ETAT. A Privy Council was held at Windsor yesterday, at which Lord Palmerston was present. Lord Stanley, of Alderley, has resigned his office of Under-Secretary for / Foreign Affairs. The Paris correspondent of the Globe writes— The ...

... WHIG INTENTIONS AND _ FALSE ENFRAN- ChISEIVIENT. THE Whig Reform Bill, now upon the stocks, is not one whit less unprincipled, although likely to be far more unsuccessful, than the universal suffrage, named by Louis Napoleon on the announcement of his ...

... WHIG JOBBERY AT THE ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA. IT is now some twelve years since a former Whig Cabinet violated all the principles of that gratitude to which veteran Officers were entitled at the hand of the Ministers of their country, by a mere ...

... THE NEW WHIG PENAL LAW. We cannot avoid thinking and expressing our belief that a considerable mistake has been committed in offering any opposition on the part of the sincere friends of religious and civil liberty, to the introduction of Lord John Russell's ...

... proofs which the Whigs have given us, of how difficult it is to stir them into sincere and hearty co-operation with the friends of Progress; and of how strong a leaven of distrust of the people is mingled in the essence of a Whig. The Whigs pretend that if ...