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... few guu, but with the Peace came re-action and depression, ¢ Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform,” became the watchwords of the Whigs, and Budgets were moderate. The late Mr, Cobden was always talking of returning to the expenditure ‘of 1835. then he began ...
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... Slaworlb I wwbv4 Josh. is. sad Ibopa. Iliddletwa Ms Wag hoes es masa maim had • speftlema hem Clmiderion enusecerel with • at the Whig Matt to LZlas. by nemenment to emigre New Wells ler el Tin soden, sesedits .10 rod her Ira. monshom We ham • mg el MO rare ...
... do. It was difficult iKuitioa, hut no doubt skill would guile through it, so to satisfaction to all. His salary'would from Whig and lory, high and low, so most not let himself become parly mao. and remember th.t hi had to give satufaotion to all parties ...
... MINISTERIAL TROUBLES. MUTINOUS WHIG-RADICALS. —BREAKERS AH SAD. The Oxford friends of Mr. Vernon Harcoart, who compel him to make intolerably long speeches,” because they do not stop him soon enough,” are somewhat justified by their member’s latest utter* ...
... issue of the trial which has occupied the Dablin Courts for several days; the proprietor and editor of the Beifast Northern Whig being sued by Mr. Stannus, late steward to the Marqt;m of Hertford, for certain criticisms on his couduct of : e“e:um, which ...
... speeches to prove the intention of what now part of the law of England. The law must be taken it is written, otherwise every Whig and Radical will want to find each their own description of spirit in those acts that are manifestly of a political character ...
... of the estates,-the tenants memorialised the new owner not to appoint Mr, as his agent. Mr. the proprietor of the Northern Whig. published in Belfast, took a deep interest in this question, and in consequence of the lettérs and articles which appeared ...
... here quote what the historian has to say of thte former, in liis account of the origin and signification of the name Whig and Tory; The Whigs (says he) appear have taken a far more comprehensive view the nature and ends civil society; their principle is more ...