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... advanced with rapid strides; and this, he thought, they ought to keep pace with. Who could place his hand on his heart, whether Whig or Tory, and not acknowledge that tens of thousands were worthy ofthe franchise who did not now possess it ? The honest mechanic ...
... The stoppage of the Galway packet subsidy is certainly a sad exhibition of virulent party spiiit We had hoped that even the Whigs had arrived at a higher state political morality than this It is as unjust as it is impolitic to damage the best interest of ...
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... etleaimg OF A TESTIMONILI/L. TO bEKGEANT OINGHAIL wee lined se the day upon wine\ leardemt be preseated with • testimonial Whig\ .b a rribed Mr by members at dm corps, and recognition at the highly 0 ma rs whets sashauted repatativa the meeting of the ...
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... an investigation of the transaction The examination of Mr. Wanes we sat saw Wass with, the attendance of for the assignees Whig required ham the we the bankrupt to askew Mr. Renderer tea asked the softness wbetes, saw the fair and hansst Mr. Wilma bed ...
... so much as to the public out of doors. It is public opinion which now restrains the erratic flights of our Cabinets, whether Whig or Tory, and prevents them from superfluous and mischievous interpositions where neither the honour nor interest of Britain ...
... wrong opinions to right, but to be confirmed in their own opinions (cheers). Having heard abundance of arguments, the Whig was • better Whig when be went out, and the Tories, for the same reason, harass everything on the other side, and they think that ...
... and it would well if they would find means to obtain more efficient representation of their sentiments in Parliament.” If our Whig contemporary would apply these persuasive words to the members of the Liberation Society there would be some sense in them ...