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... the instant be Aber- and public disavowal of a proceeding out came in and unjust. As to the preposterous allegation by wh Whigs attempt to screen their factious cor eness of that the proclamation does not mean what it ty of the that it does not purpose ...
... pods. 4-Ibilth OA), emir Mar. si—U.ky. Pennlen polo. MIA* LEM. gni& April Naar. —Jaw* rod& PO Drowitt. Fedi, • r TILE WHIGS AND THE INDIA BILL. Iv would be doing The Times injustice to suppose that it brought forth day by day its heaviest artillery ...
... having, by specific engagements to which he was a party, led the public to expect a large measure on that subject. When certain Whig organs are endeavouring to persuade the people that they are indifferent to the question, Mr Bouverie reminds his constituents ...
... support by the might of Britain every proceeding, tight or wrong, of any blockhead whom the intrigues of party or the cravings of Whig mendi. eancy may have placed as our representative at foreign courts. Thus it is ever, the people of Great Britain are burdened ...
... frankly that he did mot wish to see the Whig nt of | swain—(a leagb)—aend es frankly that he did ne fence to see the present Administration in office f great length of time, bat just long enough to br the Whig party, and allow the advanced Libe take office ...
... before an English tribunaL lima the very post which conveyed the charges to every quarter a sufficient answer in the host of Whig plaoemen which crowded the columns of the Gazette, appointed with execrable taste and unprecedented covetousness of the loaves ...
... Well, I need an authority which is not one at an rate that the Whig party ought to think lightly of. I will give you what Mr Fox—Charles James Fox—the greatest light I presume the Whig party has ever offered to the public. (Cheers) Charles James Fox ...
... lice Act—and that, too, only on account—£25,/ imepector’s salary, £950, This is the first app ance of one of the most recent Whig jobs ; That more venerable one the General Prison Bo headed by Mr J. H. Burton’s handsome provi of £700 per annum—costs £1670 ...
... through the medians of your paper to supply the omission :—A document was banded to the Shetitrby one of the Whig agents in support of a Whig claim , on perusing which the Sheriff said that it was calculated to deceive, and (I use his very words) evidently ...
... YORK. of it, Ass of tation is abroad ot » de- | one of the of present Ministry, mak. rhich ing it akin to the practice of the Whigs, we give th on the subjects which mast mak: n the | the look rather sheepish, sesing that thei f the | own evil bes led to ...
... which 10s per pow ppres. | the £1000 fastened on this department by acess every bond and sasine it records, not to epeal Whigs, as they were last leaving Downing Str h the in the shape of the principal-keeper, Mr J, » less Brodie—perhape the most un ...