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... old Whig State, has done the same. The Southern Fillmore members of Congress are gradually coming in to the support of Mr Buchanan, re. cognising the danger of Frernont's election and the necessity of united action against him. The old line Whigs are ...
... be _softened down _, bu 6 _mainly , from ontiro snigolarity of _view . Of almost _avery topic that _arises _, _llioro is a _Whig ' \\ cw , and _. a Tory _view _, and a [ _. _Radical v ' sow , and _numerous other _views hold by _sections _and _sub-aecliona ...
... Property in Sootlaud, to Take Charge ..f upward.. of 1000 of Wood, • MAN thorowsbly with wood, with enter knowledge of levelling, Whig ..rot woods, rood.. ke. A godly is not niers Christian, will be preferred. (:. F., Collistae, Ell., A border. Wages at lout ...
... annual autumnal tour through the north-western counties is thus stated by Mr John Lomb, the Quaker correspondent of the Belfast Whig :— There is no doubt that our country is rapidly improving. The people are better clad and better fed. The country is much ...
... alone bear undemolshed. The house was crowded in everv part.— Timea, or John Lamb, the Quiker corr spondent of the Belfust Whig. writes — There is no doubt that our conutry is rapidly improving. The are hetter clad’ and better fel. The conntry is much ...
... to be. Precisely so. The question has nothing to do with party. It affects most intimately the entire mercantile community, Whig, Tory, and Radical, It comes, itn fact, within the category of those administrative monstrosities which have been of late so ...
... aMy _royntf . f _tc * either of the great _panics that then _divided the Home of _Commend and die _kinndnm . I was _neither _Whig nor _ 1 ' ory , _Init I went iino the _lliiiiim ol _Cnmmoiiii _ueiermilied _toadruculetlot which 1 Wlieved _tuliethFintemc ...
... either Whig or Tory. (Ap- But forswearing obedience to one party or tive other, [ hold it to be my greatest pride that [ have not pandered to popularity. I have opposed the popular voice when I thonght it wrong, just as | have opposed the Whig or the ...
... ally himself with either of. the great parties which then divided the House of Com- mons and the kingdom. HIe Ewas neither' Whig nor Tory ; but he entered the House determined to advocate whatever he believed for the interests of the people, without regard ...
... of Naples, the invading Sovereign* will have some difficulty in finding an opi»re*sed relieve. Napoleon always thongnt that Whigs were ready to join him; and his illusion would certainly have been confirmed if had obtained access to Fox’s private correspondence ...
... were on questions which debated in that style. traced the consequences of the Penal Laws (passed originally bv the Revolution Whigs), and he exposed the fallacy of supposing that political remedies could cure Ireland; and events since then have completely ...
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