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... or two ago got Urge additions from the Government at Venezuela that British subjects .k.tftninrfr’-- It was just a gigantic Whig job. Uewoald should have the same tkcOiUcs of obtaining that article. , t i against the bill, which might accorded the subjects ...
... brethren of the Free.) long lation has nearly obliterated the distinction be- . ecck) when there is really occasion or > tween Whig and Tory. Political questions arc t evil; and if the spirit which F now every year merging more and more into valent in that ...
... which he was well paid, and the Sheriffs, who had year or two ago got large additions to their salaries. It was just a gigantic Whig job. He would move that they petition against the bill. Sir W. Johnston suggested that the Annual Committee be empowered to ...
... in most peoples’ minds that we shall see another turn the wheel before long. In fact, we are looking for the coming of the Whigs again. Poor Lord Panmure lias been laid up with the gout for nearly fortnight. It is unhandsome the Times t . sneer at the ...
... that kind of thing. But I must confess it was most terrible delusion, for I have seen nothing of the kind. I see all the old Whig scum come back again to the top of the pot. ’ (Laughter and cheering.) Even under Lord Aberdeen’s Government this state of ...