... of the Taxes on Knowledge, and to make arrangements for collecting to pay the tines in posed by the crafty aud tyrannical Whigs on those sterling patriots, the people's best friends, Messrs. Hetherington and Cleave. N.B. None but Members will be admitted ...

... the good cause at heart, will be there to lift his voice, and lend his signature, in reprobation of the measures which the Whigs—the unfailing oppressors of the poor—have in contemplation, for the purpose of depriving the man who now wants the political ...

... ;Mr. Robinson's tactics, in this matter, appear to me to have been as decidedly contemptible, as were the reasonings: of the Whigs in opposition to the principle of a Property Tax. If the member for Worcester found it worth his while to propose the resolutions ...

... COUSINS, and CLEAVE, for the LOSSES they are sustaining every week by the Robberies committed upon them by the Hirelings of the Whig Government, will be received by Joseph Harris, Bookseller, 23, Sand-hill; Richard Ayre, Bridge End ; John Blakey, Side, Ne ...

... The most strenuous advocates of economy would, in fact, be they who now resist every attempt to lessen the public burdens'? Whig political economists, however, have contended that a property-tax would drive capital out of the country ! Lord Althorpe, when ...

... season arrives. I do'at go so far as to say that these speeches are more stupid and insincere than the stuff set down by a Whig Government for Royal recitation at the close of the Parliamentary Session. But with this single exception, I venture to say ...