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NORFOLK CIRCUIT

... wvift as great satisictioill cinttl'ce tre pro. visiorns of art a gralia It l ?? 11011 th)ines t ?? iii' ntm 'ttt er' s of Whig C tIbIs, anid th(e frelreniter s of Fox )inrn(r v, a4 upolr those of the luist lov:il atimf iistirtgirisfed india idnials iit ...

ADJOURNED QUARTER SESSIONS

... of the meeting hadl been opposed by another, but on this occasion all partj dissentions had been laid aside, and J'ories, Whigs, Liberals, Reformists, Itadicals and Alarmists had met with one common feel- ing in comprehensive and co.operative union; and ...

DANIEL O'CONNELL

... Wbateverthe cause ma be, we re3oice at such an advent, because it will show thie since. rity of those who cling to the name of Whig, and affect disgust at the proceedings, the character,and the language of this bloated demagogue. If Mr.' Frame, and those ...

THE OPENING SESSION

... the total of 58 members. But what were the comparative sections P They stood ,thus- 300 Conservatives r( 180 Radicals t 150 Whigs 0o 28 Neutrals. la Total 358 i -The Conservatives even then almost doubled the most S numerous of the other sections ; and ...

CORN LAWS AND COMMISSIONS

... empire. If the devilish plea of economy put forth by the Whigs upon every occasion have not been already exposed to the scorn of the merest tyro in the school of Cocker, surely this array of Whig designs, openly avowed and only awaiting the convenient ...

SUFFOLK LENT ASSIZES

... circumstances of the ease sswere these :-At Ipowich there ware two parties, the Blue, or Conservative, and thle Yellows, or Whigs and Radicals. kl At the last election the plaintiff, as admitted on the record, ,it voted for the two candidates in the Tory ...

MURDER OF LORD NORBURY

... who were suffer- ing under the tyranny of the Tories and the trev~r.ebe v \1i the Whigs. He had no doubt that he should be. sinkif, out as their next victim, but if the Whigs dared to sends him there, the brave Mworking.men of England wrould comne in their ...

IPSWICH, Saturday, January 26, 1839

... Ross Col. Neale. M ir. J May. The numbers being equal, the Mayor said, I vote for the Amendment.' That a majority of the Whig Radicals and Dissenters on the Watch Committee, should have, for a time, stifled in- quiry into the constitution of the police ...

SUFFOLK LENT ASSIZES

... fact ?? the indictment is abost to be fram- ed at Chester. It catt11ot ibe supposed ?? it is the inten- t ion of the liberal Whigs to take him by surprise, when stt- p ise ssrest for his defence. 1)itore the grasd jury retire from their itbottrs, they inteltd ...

NORFOLK ADJOURNED SESSIONS

... when repteal voutild be civil war ;-who no lately fumiguteil thle echoes wyith rusting out, thle ~base, brutail, atid bloody Whigs '-~whjo, fil his delicacy for the sex, called the whlole race Of Ettglislton'otet harlots,1-of coitrse, with Adelaide, thveir ...

THE RURAL POLICE

... tiiagislrat is to say that party firsiig tias not enteredl intolthe disceussion ; atill thc et uf Psarlointlent is of Whig origin and of Whig chisracter. We Ilnk iilptn it as sri exaniple of the *iti ?? hetvecit lile ?? great paT- ties. Ihe Ttries have aill ...

THE RURAL POLICE

... It is contrary . to the genius of Whiggism to respect that freedom wvich spurts their yoke. To judge by their professions, Whigs are the most careful of the liberties of the people, but great talkers, &c.--tbe proverb is somewhiat rniisty, but true in ...