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... peace, and that in every case but that of the Abyssinian war Whigs and their Radical sup-1 .f.i i . .j n'.,. porters and solely answerable. The war pas distinctly the result «f Whig intrigues Mid of the he representatives the oouafry. The • war With ...
... of the Whigs and the roar of the British lion, and to distinguish between the exigencies of party and the wants of the nation. Whenever the nation had really wanted reform, the Constitu ticnal party had always been ready to give it. The Whigs wanted to ...
... nearly 100 years, with little exception, Whigs and Radicals had been in power, and had in that time got us over head and ears in debt. (Hear, hear.) It was the Whigs who lost us our American colonies. It was the Whigs who in 1832 destroyed household suffrage ...
... Fetter, and Galpin will probably answer the purpose. Communications received from A Looker on,' Humanitas, A Hater of Whigs, A Christian Catholic. CAMPFIELD FKEE LIBRARY. (he Editor *f the Manchester Courier. Sir,—As a visitor and reader the above ...
... old tutor his, whan chameteriaad Whig rebel out doors, sod tyrant in (Cheers.) The Whigs weald mind working men down fust they were down toe tone toe commonwealth. He bsliaved tost Conislism was tree Liberalism. The Whigs ware always reedy to promise, promire' ...
... Fteman't Journal, Dublin; Mr. Jaffr*y» Poaf, Birmingham ; Mr. Frederick Clifford, Sheffield Telegraph ; Mr. F.D. Finlay, Northern Whig, Belfast; Mr. George Harper, Hmddersjietd Chronicle: Mr. Joseph Glover, Leamington Courier: Mr. C. W. Naylor, Cambridge Chronicle ...
... the Reformation a huge mistake, and sighs for a revival of the fooleries of Rome's worst daysthe Rationalist, who. like the Whig Lordling of the house of Russell, wishes the ranks of the clergy to include the avowed infidel, as well as the orthodox believer ...
... Journal. Dublin; Mr. Jsffray, Duffy Post; Birmingham; Mr. | Frederick C ifford, shejfield Tetegraph Mr. F. D. FinUy, Sorthem Whig, Belf.ist; Mr. George Harper, Ruddersfi ...
... «icn sentinienu e» “HiSful Komiefi Aecendnncy! —Your obedient eerrunt, Prceton, 18. Lord Hertington U, coune, «n hereditary whig, but *h»t reepect he here for the I*' 1 *' ditiona perty—or whet ought *te moot •acred he thus ignores the Revolution 168$ ...
... representatives who were not opposed to Maynooth, the result cf irhich was that almost every candidate who forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, that at heart he had always been opposed to the grant, and was ready to pledge himself against it. (Lord ...
... the printer), and assume that was the reason why Mr. Coleridge to found the side of irreligious and godless party— the Whigs? The following are the precise words used I will just briefly tell you to the best of memory who Mr. Coleridge is. Unless ...
... God that may break forth (the ''No POPHRT Cry), all through the Kingdom, with one teas wrath against apcetaey, and against. Whig- Chnrchmen the worst, though, moat unconscious, TraUort. T PITY the Congregation which docsndlL receive Its weekly supply ...