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... sticklers for thl Game Las; so : the Whigs. The Tories levied a tax upon the newspaper, anldl if. fered the pamphlet, review, and magazine, to go ls. taxed; so do the Whigs. The Tories maintained the Malt Tax; sn, fl) tI Whigs. The Tories avowed the most tyrannous ...
... be called either Whigs as a body, or Ranicals as a b,)dy. The Tory policy of late years has been,-seeing the politics of the Radicals are the more stringent,-to fright the rural districts from their propriety by calling the Whigs WHIG RADICALS ; a pious ...
... 0il1 there's a way, and is so elated, that some of his Whig friends spehk of his insa7?ity; the SLASHER holds himself ready to whack r ill, and insists On Whigs,-all Wlsigs,-and nothiing but Whigs; ' whilst the Meubers of the Wiigney and Pechell Club ...
... appointed as a 'tradesman to the Court! and then he turned Whig-Court Radical. There will be no end to infamous proceedings like this till the Ballot is established. After exposures of this kind, the Whigs may as well say nothing about Tory corruption or undue ...
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... following letter from the columns of our Co. temporary, as it Cerves to slsew that Brighton is not the onily place where the Whigs endeavouir to set ait nought tne holiest cxertions of the Radicals,-auin wehere Torvismi thrives at the instance of Whiig ...
... . to (Front le Constilational-Radieal Pamper. ge. 'ral Show me the reform which is impossible, ty, said an illustrious Whig-wit in former days, and 1 en, will support it with all my heart. It is to be feared es. that many statesmen of the present ...
... the followving mnoutnt has enteretd Iondor, and the othter parts of the kilngdomn: - 1112!1 Tory period ?? foons TI 1t34 Whig ititto ?? , 2113.5 ?? O3 Or Circra, tbte duty ott which wns reducetd from tOd. to. 2d1. in 1813', and of whirls the followistg ...
... THE WHIG PARTY. The Whigs,-anl we do not now allude particularly to 6th. the Government, but to the Whigs distributed over town hina and country, as a party,-are now in a very curious, and to nese us Radicals, very hudicrious position ; and they feel ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE DISSENTERS. LFrom the Times.] lVell, but at least they (the Ministers) took care of their friends the Dissenters-the do-nothing policy could not not be meant to include them ? Pardon : it was more especially convenient as regarded the ...
... oi' beatr ru crrtile t s er llMt- 0 11130 omon c ted to was 011/, ~ tS e ri ten rotl tire tieatge oi ut. r igirt yeses cii' Whig tiPs. \ tiiinriirattiitit endlig, withrJo3 to I iA3,0JO 0tl. Thir liiuvintlrg Taible firive% be ii Lees t g, win sltiswig I'rdt~ ...
... ITUE ELECTIONS; AND FATE OF THE WHIGS.I |Fromi the Calt)oiioan. lW do not pretend to give any statement of our own as to losses and gains of the fIctions, in the now closing struggle oil the hustings; for it is impossible to tell how men mean to act in ...