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... I WHIG-RADICAL FALLACIES. Privilege versus Law, by the announcement of Dr. Chalmers, in the Town Council, of a motion regardbiig the astounding privileges claimed by the I-louse of Commons, is about to become a local question; and we are quite sure that ...
... - WHIG RADICAL EXTRAVAGANCE. IT Was the' liberal hue and crv in tines that are gone bye, that the good old Tohy Corporatiou of Hull squandered the public monev iu wasteful festivities. However the bland hospitality of our civil rulers may have contributed ...
... MOKE WHIG-WORSHIPFUL VAGARIES. It is not often Hist expose ourselves to the cUarpe of expecting 100 much from the democrats of our rr/urmfd Town Council. look for justice, propriety, or even decency from such men in such situation, would general show ...
... WHIG MERCANTILE LEGISLATION. I~~ ~~ _ WE have received the following copy of a letter addressed to Mr. CLAY by a well known merchant and shipowner of this place. We commend it to the attention of our readers, as the honest tribute of a Liberal to the ...
... WHIG-RADICAL TACTICS. Ois crafty contemporary, the Hull Adtertmer, although driven from the open field of argument, has far from resigned all pretensions dabble in the safer ar» na of dark cabals, venting its satire, and lavishing bvpocriucal praise of ...
... THE DOOM THE WHIGS. Long will Lord Mayor's Day that placed Sir Chipnian Marshall m the civic lair 1*- membrred Uiroouhoul empire for the unutterable detestation the cituena of lire Hrituih inclrop ...
... PRESENT POSITION OF THE WHIGS. I . . . - . The history of legislative error records no position in which the King's advisers could have stood, that can be pronounced parallel to the difficulties which the Whigs have brought on themselves, and the prospective ...
... The Whig Strikes the Ale. piper oomprebensith of tbete two statement 4 11110V11 at once how unnecessary is the elaborate appal:dad with which most Aeronautic inventors b,ve cianibecA tbenctilves. It is to prophesy that the flying machine of the twentieth ...
... MORE WHIG-WORSHIPFUL VAGARIES. i] IT is not often that we expose ourselves to the charge of ti expecting too much from the democrats of our reformedr ai Town Council. To look for justice, propriety, or even S decency from such men in such a situation ...
... THE WHIG PENSION LIST. !ar5 ,,-11.- . of AhOxNGsT the papers laid on the tablo of parliament, is by a list of pensions granted in 1840-41, by thc whig-radica1 ge- governmcnt,-of which (he following is a copy We 6er- have classed the various pensions ...
... THE WHIG MODE OF GOVERNING EEL AND. BIRCH v. Slit W, SOMERVILLE. Great interest has been excited in Ireland by the trial of a case before the Lord-Chief Justice Blackburn, in which a Mr. Birch, the proprietor of an obscure Dublin newspaper called the ...
... boosting, and intense labour with our Whig-radical contemporaries since the beginning of December-the grand set.off agaiost all the Conservative demonstrations sInce the close of the session-the-vast filtration of the Whigs and Rlndicals, of 2,500,000-il a ...