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... of a due attention in the training and pruning of the branches, which often waste their Horse Marines.—Vie believe that our Whig Government, in their wisdom, have determined on raising a body of Horse Marines for immediate service in the Scheldt. We are ...
... y, the advantage. Protestantism will reap, worn the SUCCeSsftl accumulation of this fund, than the triumph, with which the Whig PbpUh FVes* the temporary deWcatioa its amount and breathed ardent wishes, which, while Protestant property has the power of ...
... this time I— there is Boro’ peerage in the gay. Forget, good Catholics, hit tervices in your cause, and support Mr. Carew, the Whig and Mr. Lambert, his nominee. not this the reasoning of our esteemed 1 who must blow hot and cold—governed one’ direction the ...
... decent country gentleman, a member of the squirearchy, though no longer representative, of this our County. Thy friends The Whigs” just now, appear in a rather totter'mg condition,and in all probability, will not live long enough (in their official capacity) ...
... with the very same ob- task of executmg some still more selfish underections, proceeding from the same timid and plot of the Whigs—and these have deprecated autious objectors (hear,-bear, hear.) But, the vrlue of public opinion, because, in the Lord, I feel ...
... giving it a choice to perish piecemeall or to be destroyed at once—the rmer by the Whigs, or the latter the Radicals. Them no mercy in politics, and we would gladly see the Whigs, tumble into the pit which they dug for others ; and yet we should not see the ...
... ally, the truest, the roost constant, the most princely ProtesUnt Sovereign in the world, and therefore foe doomed victim to Whig policy— When Popery and infidelity are allowed to trample upon all our institutions, when the just, the good, and the faithful ...
... . foreign war, which has evoked the abjy**6* oh England against the Whigs, ate heartless enough for their own interest, to advise the tenants of 3«fttrnr«ti»e gentry, to support Whig, 2|J* y* ®* honors will frustrated, twenty four hours that elapse after ...
... disaolving it, and postpone for the present the creation -of Peers, into which lie has been woiried by the rough-riders oi the Whig Cabinet. peers; Tltp Ring will conus to town to-piofroiv or arrange about tfie dissolution of parliament, which will take place ...
... your borough And a coUmgne t' amune, From the sous of Rome, A I’spist, who goetb thorough. You’D rat think rude ; Whig gratitude. think, Whig politics bellow. But out you shall ; And in comes John Rowe, A man nude to Imd. not Ulsw. Who thus Lord Baron, lias ...
... dare say, that as he is speechifying so loud, he’s a blowin’ up the Whigs and Fox ; ! he’s the boy for giving ’em it right and left, I can tell yau Betty. Blown the Fox and the Whigs, Master Dick ! why, what’s that, for heaven’s sake Oh, But, girl.” an: ...
... expected but little at your hands—and, in not having received thatlittle,” are not greatly disappointed. Gratitude amongst Whigs is not a pohticsl virtue, aad when Mr. Morgan gave you his support, he should not have hoped for a return. Were our party ...