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... this last fortnight, this forbidden question had been discussed thirty times, at thirty different places; but where were the Whigs? This alliance of church and state had been a fruitful source of mischief to Ireland- and no friend of Ireland, or of England ...
... Baring, I have done with you for the present; but I have just a word or two to say to the Whig Ministry and to the Council of the Birmingham Union. Will the Whigs prevent this bill front passing? We know that they have thepower and if they do not do it ...
... sons of Northumbria have been in expectation of another contested election for the northern but are wofully disappointed. The Whigs have basely betrayed that division of the counts', and have sacrificed their at the shrine of worldly interest. They have entered ...
... obtained,—no bending to the worn-out, cast-off, abhorred, Tories, — no unconstitutional league with the borough-mongering Whigs. There can be no middle course; REFORM the people demand, and reform the people will have. The Ministers are its declared advocates ...
... -chief of the army is the Tory Lord HILL. Yes, the people of England, after all the efforts they have made in favour o f a Whig Prime Minister, are compelled to console themselves with the reflection, that an army which has been raised to a standard of ...
... Lord Talbot so very paramount, that the Chancellor quails before him. The cause, however, may be a personal one between the Whigs and Lord Eldon. On the third day of Sir Charles's incarceration in Abingdon jail for the Stockport affair, lie was roused from ...
... WILLIAM, Strand, merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. SWORD, JAMES, late of Eastfield, near Glasgow, coalmerchant. VICTIMS TO THE WHIGS' HATRED OF CHEAP P ÜBL ICA TIONS. Return of the number of persons who have been committed by the magistrates for selling unstamped ...
... ghost the other week. The proprietors on taking leave of their readers, recommended , to their patronage the Leeds Mercury, a Whig paper NEW FHEATRF.S.— Not less than six new theatres for dramatic performances have been opened in Loudon and the immediate ...
... told is the really Tory Marquis of ;orninander-in-chief of the army Yes, the people of England, after e made in favour o f a Whig Prime .ed to console themselves with army which has been raised to a hundred thousand men, is tinlord who makes common cause ...
... majority; come forth from all the great metropolitan districts, ye rich and senseless noodles who are prepared to support the Whigs in their pledges to coerce Ireland, and to enforce an observance of the:present system of laws in England. Such is the bait ...
... intentions. He is, we believe, Tory-bound and Whig-ridden. From the moment we beheld his poor meagre statement, we saw that all hope of a radical reform under the auspices of the present Ministry must vanish. The Whigs and Tories have manacled themselves; they ...
... Ireland. It is as follOws :—Stanley's Tithe-Act foy,a!‘ Itetter enforcement of eeclesiastieal !trawler, wits passed after the Whig Rin i Wherehit the tfientlier of the House or Coalitions emphatically declared themselves no longer the representativev ...