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... Servant of 15 years’ standing on the Lancaster and Carlisle line, writes to repudiate with much anger the imputation of the Whig-Radicals at the Athenwum on Monday night last, that the persons employed upon the Railway have been intluenced to vote for ...
... to be worried down by the Whig cry that they were Tories. The Tories, to be sure, had acted more prudently ; though they could have no love for Mr Slater's principles, they had saved their powder for other game; but the Whigs had tried to bully bim down ...
... insisting that sconer or later, whether the Whigs desire! it or not, they would demand, and ob- tain too, a larger share than they then had in the of the affairs of the country. The pro- is accomplished ; and the Whigs have seen ts Now see fulfilment with disgast ...
... quantity of cayenne, and thus produced an immense amount of painful sneezing and coughing to the effec- tive annoyance of the Whig orators, whom the roughs of the land of Lud _ thorougily hate. Mr Alfred George Marten, an Equity Barrister of Line la’s who ...
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... Gram* oweeeded Lad to The Wel militioy eapendlture March 31, 18010, far whisk responsible, expendltwo ran ia the next yew Whig to £13,312,875, in 1131 to/31,11111,111k and in to £16,060,350. A of fhb owing to the Chan I she inekied the folvalsg_ the ...
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... alliance as this would be a measure the nature of which its authors scarcely seem to realize, and which has been termed by Whig statesmen as ‘hi f hly revolutionary.” evil (Applause.) I say, then, that it wou of which it id only aggravate the its is popularly ...
... it de> Fields Were those men Tories ¢ Every one of therm CA} —( 2 plause.) T also want to ask who it was ing the Whigs in Is#1, the Whig Chane i of the chequer, Sir Charles Wood, haviny, in the Sir Robert Peel. been f ling for ina by less deficiency,” ...
... kingdom was accomplished ; and the Whigs who opposed his policy had seen its fulfilment with disgust, if not with dismay. [Cheers, and slight shouts of Why there was no difficulty in showing that the whole drift of Whig legisla- tion had been adverse to ...