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... — one of its own papers, the Nation, says) if there be ang further chance for the Whigs from Ireland” (and the tenderness with which he treated the ven in Parliament showed, we thought, some desire to Propitints them), it will be very interesting—if he ...
... stood up in the House of Lords, as the Azazel of the Whigs, and unfurled his banner of Reform and Retrenchment, avd when upon that cry the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel were supplanted by the Whigs, the taxation of the country stood at fifty milliens ...
... for be imagined that certain emall cluster of aa the original Whig Junta, should have the firet of honours and emoluments.” Perhaps the most instance of the selfish and exclusive the Whigs is to be. found in the way in which the door, when shut against ...
... ( | Ye for the | affect Whig rm an} Reeit w& ed Chor 4? n Chor “ae ve Duet Rect Chor to ...
... to be represented in }arliament must be either a Couservative ora Whig probably the latter; and if we can't have Udger, let us have a Tory by all means—a good Jory is better than a Whig any day. (= med) H WILCOX, £10, 00 Ready THR RRISTOL AND Amounts, ...
... name was mentioned at the committee, it was without wy Farther, I am not one of those, if there be any, to set aside the old Whig families of the division, and T hope that a way be forth somiog from them yet. Very faithfully yours, | Old Sreed park, Stoke ...
... of labour to be represented in must be either a Conservative or a Whig - probably the latter; and if we can’t have Odger, let us have a Tory by ail means—a good Tory is better than a Whig any day. 9140 H. WILCOX. XB DGE UNION Coal Merchants, Butchers, Bakers ...
... BRISTOL. In ot the Inoresdas deenand tee Asap NEWEL Mr. WILIAM now Mthetactures ARTIFICIAL TESTS at within the mob of aIL end Whig the MEWS,. workmanship, and perfect It goarantoott, the rise as the and injurious material advertised es lo w palm Orion ethetited ...
... lete defeat. Th» regularly reports of the Whig im Parliament in which the gloomy view of English prospects was presented ; and the Nine.centh Cen.wrv prints a letter to prove that the maliynity of some of the Whigs was not confined to mere words. In March ...