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... upon the present ministry. Two gentlea e ar- have been mentioned as likely to succeed to the £2,500 —one a tory, the other a whig. Meetings in Opposition to the Unjust Income Tax. A meeting of the vestry of the parish of St. Marylebone was held on Wednesday ...
... time of peace he considered as a signal hung op to the world that we were in a state of distress. He had no doubt that if the Whigs were allowed to make the income tax five per cent. now, they would make it ten per cent. hereafter, and it was therefore the ...
... TH E INCOME TAX. There are two things for which the Whigs of late years have been remarkable—their bad fortune as regards the Finances, and their unbounded luck in all matters pertaining to Patronage. By some mysterious process, no sooner does the Party ...
... the present ministry. Two gentle„ll have been mentioned as likely to succeed to the 42 ; 500 gea r --one a tory, the other a whig. Meetings in Opposition to the Unjust Income Tat. A meeting of the vestry of the parish of St. Marylebone was held on Wednesday ...
... There are two things for which the Whigs of late years have been remarkable—their bad fortune as regards the Finances, and their unbounded luck in all matters pertaining to Patronage. By some mysterious process, no stoner does the Party come into power ...
... the present ministry. Two gentlemen have been mentioned as likely to succeed to the £2 . 300 s year—one a tory, the other a whig. Legal & Miscellaneous Correspondence. A. B. (Staindrop)—The executors' release will be a su f ficient digcharge, and a restitution ...
... history of the various acts relating to this tax, from its first imposition down to the re assessment proposed in 1840 by the Whig Government. Ever since that re-assessment the number of houses liable to the window tax had diminished, and for this reason ...
... history of the various acts relating to this tax, from its first imposition down to the re assessment proposed ha 1840 by the Whig Government. Ever since that re-assessment the number of houses liable to the window tax had diminished, and for this reason ...
... during the time the most excruciating pain. rho bear was very large, though poor, weighing 3401 b with his entrails out.—Yazoo Whig, 21st of January. FRANCE: THE REVOLUTION For the all absorbing news of the overthrow of the Orleans dynasty and the establishment ...
... unhealthy state for the want of due drainage or ventilation. The bill is only designed to extend o England. SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. WHIG.—We regret to announce the sudden demise of this respected gentleman, which took place a few days ago at his residence, Morning ...
... some odd balances, out of which he could pay all the demands at present made upon him. During the last administration of the Whigs be had described them as gentlemen made of very squeezable materials. The screw had been applied to them again—they had yielded ...
... should know it, and be impeached for gross neglect in allowing them to starve(hear, hear)—the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs should be shouted down. (Cheers.) Apprehension of an invasion had recently occupied a considerable share of public attention ...