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... the begging-box, politicians ! and, when some took them at their word, who so houndish in tbeir loyalty to tl.e dastardly Whigs! It is with an ill face that the charge of sedition can be brought against a few unselfish rebels, by those who, from their ...
... nt on the spiritual independence of England by that faction from whom these reerict were to be removed. The destiny of the Whig party in relation to the Roman Catholic Church has been curious and perplexing. They spent the iirst half century of their ...
... that 'scopes the rock ? The paper. What tells sou too, who's killed or buried, Whom fresh arrived whose deserted, And bow the Whigs are disconcerted, The paper. hat speaks of thieves and purses taken, And mord,' done and maids forsaken. And go /mice of Yorkshire ...
... terrors of his victim. The controversy has been stirred up from its lowest depths. On the one side ultraliberal journals, both Whig and Democratic, judges on the bench, and distinguished statesmen, are maintaining the rights of citizens over their property ...
... ise , 'J. RLssEt.t. Downing-street, Nuvember 4 TUE PENAL LAWS. We ore enabled to state, says the Illornin2 .4,ll.erther (a Whig semi-official journal). 44 that though on the first blush of the matter it yes not the intention of Lord John Ru ell to propose ...
... one out of the Conservatives and that large section of the Whigs which owns no principle, or only the Vicar of Bray's. Lord John just wants to steal a march and play one of his miserable Whig tricks on Mr. Disraeli and the Conservatives. Another thing ...
... printed in several languages, and be sold for 10s. Ncw PEXAL LAV/11.—We are enabled to state, says the liforsiag Advertiser (a Whig semi official journal.) that though on the first hush of the matter it was not the intention of Lord John Russell to propose ...
... sentiments fitter for the rostrum of Exeter Hall, than the board of a free Municipality. Common decency was outraged when the Whig Judges spoke. Beers brothers, at an Orange feast, would have been more circumspect. The grim old civic deities. Gog and Magog ...
... Any means to turn the Irish movement into an internecine war of sects would be worth a ten years' lease of office to the Whigs. Let them know that their wiles are vain. Let them know that Presbyterian Ireland. whose steelsouled forefathers bared the ...
... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS: THE BURIAL OF RICHARD SHED.. The Whigs, after using Sheil on crack occasions, until he is well nigh past use; after curiously studying and dissecting his rhetorical flourishes, until they have every trick of his eloquence by rote ...
... ribs in hell,' said he, ' than be captured by • Whigamore No furrier is the word of my Colonel, and my word. Have at thee, Whig-1 dare the whole of you to the combat. Leave the madman tome; leave the field instantly,' said Ito my party, whom I could ...
... threatened, even by Orange landlords, thatthe whole body would I turn Repealers together, if the whig Ministry would not give up its scheme of Tenant Right ! The Whig Ministry at length yielded to the pressure of this landlord combination ; and when the Orange ...