Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... “LIVERP Myr PusLic,— I trust you'll have patience and. be Whig or Tory, And in s few words or so intention to make mea Your the butter {at eightpence s pound) From men of all minds, both Tory and Whig natures. To vex a whole voters ;—besides they would think ...
... eldest son of the » gate, to of Tweeddale. yd Gifford, who was born or the 26th of 1822, and therefore 40 years of age, is a Whig in politics, and has re- esented Totness since 1: acted as private secretary Lord Panmure (now Earl of D- durine that noble ...
... retrenchment, which we may soon have to announce to our The hints at the absolute necessity of retrenc’ = ment, but fears of Whig economy, which in the waste of millions of valuable and the crip- pling of a service in order to save a i reduction in the ...
... away the dogs,” said the wolf to the shepherd ; and winking at his cubs, he added in an under tone, you shall sup on lamb.” Whigs, Tories, and Radicals often play at this game; but in such cases the lamb always falls to the Tories: The Conservatives are ...
... would be sustained to the cause of progress by the retirement of such a man as Mr. Jeffery. The head of the Liberal party, old Whigs and Re- formers of more advanced opinions, many of the tradesmen in the ward, besides his more immediate friends, brought such ...
... counéry’s imdustry. . Two. of ar pets alluded to this subject very si 1¢ Herald anticipated retrenchment, but of course eaded Whig retrenchment. The Timed said there no that can supersede caution, and punidance too great ever to ran dry. a ars ending. last ...
... TABLES, Chai™ Cheaa DE^ T^, SSi lra!r '- T in ■- H>eCaMlr*S«Bn.»tto*a ...
... on of the 221 of September, nor the triumph of either Federals or Confederates, will put an end to slavery ; but while the Whig writer examines the question at some length, the quarterly organ of Toryism passes lightly over it, with evident distaste, ...
... proclamation of the 22d of September, nor the triumph of either Federate or Confederates, will put an end to slavery; but while the Whig writer examines the question at some length, the quarterly organ of Toryism passes lightly over it, with evident distaste, ...
... cochineal, 11 084 opium. 12 pkg. 5011 aa my, 6. Olti Molt• 92, coffee-Naples 60 WI. lard, 1011 61. PR India ion-A newallla. '2 bl. Whig- 711 bas Wenn, 31 bls 10des, cla 450 bl. India cotton, 10 hrla pinradOsia, 15 ban 300 e hides- lo.hon 21 , 54 snow, 30 Riot ...
... have to announce to our readers, The Af'irninD ?? hints at the absolute neoss- stty of retrenchment, but expresses feara of Whig economzy, which oornsists in the w aste of millions of valulable property and the crippling of a service In order to save a ...
... to pnnounos to our readers. The Afosrniaqj Hescld ?? at the abqoluts eenom- stty of resrenoI~sLmnt, but expresses fears of Whig eennnmy, whtoh ?? in tbo wiaste of ?? of vol nable property and the crippling ot a sersias in order to soav a million by i ...