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... wrong way—a way SO utterly wrong, or rather vicious, as to deserve no quarter. Like all measures courting the support of a Whig Government, it begins with creating new tax-eaters and extending centralisation. A board, to be called the General Road Board ...
... certainly a sitagular one. It gives distinct utterance to what is being whispered about in numerns circles, that the Juvenile Whig Civis lionuinus dreads the Ultimue Ron*tiornm of Whiggery thiscorning session. Lord John, we are assored, can a tale unfold ...
... at so much to hide, Meanw' what has been the policy of the Tory chiofs? ‘and as well calculated to ensure as that of & the Whig leaders has been the reverse. It 4 all very well to denounce Where would be the British Constitu- tiou, if statesmen had not ...
... weelit mad hi am with mere dm meal aseesst at wen if Mad sew OM in. had.. Tho of Moms- Info is, of as woo to be sop said fa Whig highly eulogistic, and is I borwaglerarias if wash, without one to the ear farts hays bow advosend of the article ea • Ponia ...
... of matrimony, under the same rules as Justices of the Peace and ministers of the Gospel. ARREST AND CONFESSION.—The Richmond Whig, of the 31st ult., says:—We chroticle the murder and burning of Mr George Green, who lived a few miles nom Gaiusville, in Prim ...
... ter ean bi as tion to teen yr. , . of • biam• tie conridered it more worthy of the character of thileled is and f the old Whig and Tory kind . 1 ieg sun, sod the of incomant naiwitioary the t:hurrh not to &rod on front the I y e rs OW sod Tory principles ...
... anticipatory, magnified by the contirt of this working-day world. The juvenile herew°r*l,lPPers select their esndidates from the Whig or Tory ranks but it is not the successful politicians. It is men of intellect and imagination to whose they pay their trihnte ...
... would think twice before took, ad thir tas ago Lord Harry Vane ” who to do strong battle fone tak We believe that y should be Whigs” are ready to eur- render on over, there are other ty the towns in the hands of an 1 LL AS to propose jor ie there any * who ...
... 89 maty names of new men allowed to sit in the Cabinet! in 1782; in 1806; Mackintosh, in 1831; register the policy of the Whigs, in exclading men or broad acres, from Mr Macaulay's case is no The life under the patronage of the Marquis of Lansdowne. Thus ...
... inflictions of:their own creation. They would not be advised when advice might have been of some service, and now, when a Whigs Chancellor of the Exchequer is obdurate, and a property and income tax is applied to other purposes than the reduction of 'lmport ...
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... abolished, and what will become of the Whigs ? The “families’’would think twice before giving np Malton, Peterborough, Caine, Tavistock, Arundel, and their many other snug seats. Three years ago Lord Harry Vane headed “old Whigs, who were prepared to do strong ...