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... income. We are not half grateful enough to Mr Cros s for tho self-deuying labours which he undortakes in out behalf. Everybody, Whig and Tory, Rail.cal and Rd liopublicaii, is aware that already Mr Cross has deserved well of his ouuutry• by re,ion of his efforts ...
... ROOMY DOG CART, in good condition. HAND CART; Two pair of TRUCKS, Lamps, Harness, &c. To be seen on application at Mr. W. H. Whig let's, Grocer, 6, Cross-street, Barnstaple. [2998 THIS is to give Notice, that I will not be answerable for any Debts my Father ...
... amused everybody, and sent Irishmen wild with delight. It should be explained that the Major is no Liberal. He detests the Whigs: on all matters not affecting Ireland he is a Tory, and votes steadily with the Government, of whose chief he ia a great admirer ...
... Cromwell, to meet and fight despotism. Dr. Kenealy goes to the House of Commons with the express determination to destroy the Whig and Tory conspiracy against the people; to found, with the assistance of the Magna Charta Association, a great, powerful, honest ...
... Armenia took them so much by surprise, that on the very day that the Turks experienced their reverse the organ of the immoderate Whigs,” far famed Buff and Blue,” the Edinburgh Review itself, appeared with the confident prediction that the Russians had nothing ...
... Government and the breeches-pockets of the people so the great point in his deliverance endeavour to demonstrate “ economical ” our Whig-Radical Administration had been and what results they achieved in that direction He claimed that in five of office from to ...
... Still there will remain the fact that the Queen daughter is the wife of an important political personage, who the son of a Whig Minister. Such a relation is not calculated to enhance the prestige Royalty. THE EXPORTATION ARMS. The Times thiuks no candid ...
... their noble self-denying florts Thi result of the Exeter Election bears new evidence to the incontrovertible fact that the Whig-Xadical farce nearly played out The game is up to been worth the candle The leaders a single trump card left in their hand ...
... with respect to the haul laws wax the wend of the fever's/nen, awl the multitudeot the Wheihe Howse bud to do wan wit:dram all Whig isle tanned. the accemubttlon of law , . Mr. Lowther le, be was by an mesa. withoLst Lope the, before the termination of the ...
... return of Mr Seymour The issue of the writ was delayed all kinds of plausible pretexts but with no other end in view save that a Whig nobleman possessing “influence” over the constituency should come hot-foot from to exert whatever power he might wield in turning ...
... and asks him whether he ought not now to dread the fire—whether, in short, he is prepared again te let the Tories “dish the Whigs.” He ap- peals to Mr. Lowe to the result of the two great Reform Acts, and challenges him prove that they have produced the ...
... see, Mr. E litor, Nonconformists were not ordained to revolt. To them has been appointed the task of voting submissively for Whig politicians, venturing the hope that in due time (time when due) they would r-gard their claims graciously. Inasmuch the unity ...