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... in London, it having been established 1770. For long period took the lead of the other journals, and represented the Whig party and Whig politics with great ability and fidelity. The paper declined gradu illy influence from 1810 till about twelve years ...
... eitQflftb show that the member for was withPorrax Peel? true the last where but in ins piojier place still the ca’l of the Whig'. Why, do Ministers not t lord of the Ticisury? Hj has * hown himself compluisant enough, and Drogheda is just the place to ...
... for soalyeatiew. was almost like ink in bee. Nearly three days' sal Rights' vain has now fallen is the euenty of Wiekluw. Whig as huh end a-half by the rain-gauge. NUDlFLokrlla.—This is nen of the most interesting plants ever remised from the rekstint ...
... on all these points his views were as Liberal as need be. But the one cardinal doctrine which removed him further from the Whigs than any difference of opinion on this or that policy could have done, was the right of the Sovereign to choose his own Ministers ...
... doomed the Whigs to fifty years of exile, never ceased to rankle in the mind of the.beaten general. To the last he called Pitt a low dog, and a mean rascal, and refused to contribute to his funeral because he had been the enemy of his country. Fox himself ...
... cheek too sudden and too complete. It gives way and consents to a compromise. The Herald thinks that of all the episodes of Whig administration, the eventful career of the Revised Code is the most disagreeable and humiliating, and asks what are we to think ...
... firmer nobler prince thi oountry And man who it endorse still more writers reputation all of their slander He audience Churchmen Whig them remember England afford blasphemed to torn tatter it impossible all their Parliamentarian very in foundations of liberty ...
... of moral rack to the pockets of suffering humanity. At peace with the whole world, with no probability of war, we are, onder Whig Radical Government, in the humiliating position of having an increased expenditure, with a yearly decreasing income. It would ...
... than the Timet, and the time of Charles James Pox and the Whigs, an organ of great power and influence. 'Perhaps it attained its highest literary eminence when Hollandpark House was a great Whig and literary focus, and Tom Moore burst the world of London ...
... probably irresistible, to bum the cotton and tobacco which may be in danger of falling into the Federals’ hands ; and the Richmond Whig exclaims, “If the selfish policy of foreign Governments leads them to sets their interests by aiding in our ruin, let us them ...
... swallowa the leek. The Injured and Indignant manager., aclumlmasters, and punlltoachera, oraavouged id humiliation of tho Whig Ministry Was there such a concession? What is the public to think Administration which, upon a question involving the whole ...
... the la • mower to awn • basalt hi the Inn Wean& I. Yr. we dais. set W 411 /Ira aloa, who is •• manor of wadi to by ipso, ani Whig. The bill a la on he man • re — tiLutos or Hooso66•Si So. —At teQ Pear yeeterday. Eligmbeth Wigs us oassierd is the robbery ...