... Colonies, has been heavy blow and great discouragement to certain place-hunters, one ef whom has been loud in bis dsuoneiatiou of Whig ingratitude, and forgetfulness of services rendered the risk of popularity, not only io tbs eapi'al of Ireland, within the ...

... practices. Whatever may the efforts, or however plausibly urged, to cajole or to intimidate, or political bargaining extort from a Whig or a Conservative Ministry concessions designed bring back to the United Kingdom the rule of Rome by its priesthood, should ...

... W liatcvcr may be the efforts, or however plausibly urged, to cajole to intimidate, or political bargaining to extort from Whig ora Conservative ministry concessions designed to bring back the United Kingdom the rule of Rome by its priesthood, should ...

... labourer vain to aceh through parl'ameot the redrew of those arlevaccea of which complain. The deelaratron recently made the .Whig party, through their Premier and pnn- Mpal the House Commons. les»e. no ground hope that any good can be effected in that quarter ...

... may be the efforts, or however plausibly urged, to cajole or to intimidate, or by political bargain- ing, to extort from a Whig or a Conservative Ministry concessions designed to bring back to the United Kingdom the rule of Rome by its priesthood, should ...

... named with the just approbation of the writer and the nation for whose benefit it ostensibly proposed. But, alas, ia these days Whig jobbery and party aggrandisement, the real interests of the country have been overlooked this case, as in many others especially ...

... labouring vain to set through parliament the redress of those r|> of which we complain. The declaration recently Bede by the Whig party, through their Premier and pnn.) the House Commone, leaves ground hope that any good can he effected in that quarter ...

... asked his lordship to take his oh* to the framing of the indictment. and resources against Canada. In fact it tho old argument Whigs against tho Penmsularwar. held that A mericaas woronot likely toattack Canaria for if they kept faith with their public creditors ...

... understood at first the Whig |>olicy of not legislating according to its professions, they coaid have known at starting that identical would the policy of not administering according to ita promises. Good administration, the official I Whigs were quite aware ...

... dub derived its name from the celebrated mutton-pie, which had been christened after its maker. The first members were those Whig patriots who brought about the Revolution, and drove out King James. Their object was the encouragement of literature and the ...

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... that the Americans could concentrate all their force and resources against Canada. In fact, it was the old argument of the Whigs against the Peninsular war. He believed that the Americans were not likely to attack Canada ; for if they kept faith with their ...