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... according to Lord paragon financier, were fairly rid of the Income Tax altogether. Let the public not The Income Tax will ao long Whig majority rutoa in the Miniatry. What aaid only so late at laat Uonday to worthy of noliee, in oonaideration of the nonroe from ...
... that an resayist of no ordinary brillienet had arisen to instruct and amuse the reeding public. Er. long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition nfbis in. tePectos: superiority, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay. a Commissioner of bankruptcy ; and ...
... who, from secure heights, overlooks the terrors of the shipwreck.. Lord MACAULAY was a Whig. oily by his connections. In his nature and his theory, he was a Whig, aid stmt. , Ibimy No man better understood than he, the rights of man as man. The patronage ...
... platitadca for facte. For the performance of weak thia kind Lard QianeSlahaa been for eOme time part tower of atrcpgth (he Whig Cabinet. He potaeeaee, la high degree of petfeetion.the art of aaytog plauaiUe nothings to plfaaant way, and hu too touch tact ...
... maternal uncle, Mr. Wm. Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to bim the bulk of his 1 wealth. His lordship was a supporter of the Whig party. *I he deceased was a patron of the turf. and bad a princeiy racing stud. He is succeeded in his title and extensive ...
... rcaaon} thaDtmblfoU and the bioh Brigade! cannot cannot, howerer, torwnnd in preenming that partiet win be t» nearly babnaed they Whig- Idbarale will at -at th» meKy lnde-, pendentatothaConienatiTewwalhUettaeaion. Indeed, their party hope noet chiefly nit in ...
... —Willlein Bribe., landlord of the Braziers' Anna, Castlelane, was charged, in an laid against hint by the Cling of Pollee. with Whig on the lath at la certain other ImelLtied In his the Long Sams, seid ail peeter.—Dsdeadeed Mood to Oen ail he was antillad ...
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... will tears with regret that the aamiest of Pollee for the Division of eel the New llw et has been compelled to resign his (Whig Mr. Palmas has bees sod deserves the best Obis LYNIINGTON.]-IrltTiltelt PATRICtTISICA patriotic letter has lately appeared ...