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... of Larch, 43 Lot* of Ash, a:d La. 11 of Spruce POLES; and on TUESDAY, Jane 14th, 101 Lots of Oak, Ash, and Elm TIMBER, tau. 'Whig of 13 Lots of Oak Timber, 75 Lois of A& ditto, Li Lots cf ditto ; of large dime:Woo* well worth :he Weslaco of Timber Karelian* ...
... ASSIZES. (gazette. SATURDAY, 26. There no truism in politics which oire6 less demonstration than the old one that whenever Whig Minister can scent a job in the wind, he generally contrives to find many excuses for committing it, as a New Zealand Chief ...
... follow that every one who is Whig politics, where the Church of England is not affected, must of necessity an opponent of the Church ; but while the Radicals aim at a dissolution of the union between Church and State, and the Whigs court alliance with the ...
... counted upon to favour the policy of upholding the National Establishment. While, then, it cannot denied that Churchmen may Whigs Tories, Conservatives or Radicals, there is not much room to doubt whicli party of politicians may be regarded as most especially ...
... plumber. Beck with, London, merchant. C. Evans, Berwick, apothecary. E. Shafton, formerly of Durham, 111 The Belfast Northtrn Whig co»ti' ie _ s '; 1 ' ceive tlie most favourable reports o( th>» '** , f Lost fob Nine Years. —Tho det ...
... CENTRALISATION. One prominent feature of Whig legislation ! the tendency to centralisation and the concentration of power in the Government offices. Their notion of reform is to place all authorit) and rule in Downing-street! We have this principle cropping ...
... application to existing circumstances of these our common principles, that appUcation of our principles through which we become Whigs or Tories, ' Conservatives or Radicals, the case may be. We may range ourselves with any these parties as we see fit; our political ...
... legal profession, and the bulk of the population were opposed to the transfer of the West Riding assizes to Leeds; but the Whig Ministry needed the support of Mr. Baines and his section, and therefore they concluded a discreditable bargain. To make the ...
... admirers did not expect to find. There is one sentence in which smacks as strongly of political falsehood the conduct of the Whigs in this matter throughout the whole Gladstone, whose first point in tbe speech is that promises have not been kept, now affirms ...
... desire for reform, they will the next election oppose all candidates who pin their faith and swear allegiance to the present Whig Government, who have been are the great obstructives of an amendment in the representation of the people. ...
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... In doing so he made virulent personal attack upon the Commis ‘sinners, and denounced the Board nothing more than piece of Whig jobbery. After some remarks * from Mr. Morrison and Mr. Powell, Mr. Brace said the ! Government could not accede a resolution ...