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... jt the Jury gave a verdict for the plaietiff -.Damag, * iii The following queer pun upon the Prine,'s llp t l sertion of his Whig principles is taken frois ?? Z ' Ye Politicians, tell me, pilay, Why thus with woe and care rent This is the worst which we ...
... ?? 1,163,320 1,289,682 liberl Propterty Tax-Ditto ?? 1,268,458 481,539 Mr. Unappropriated Duties-Ditto, 1,062,0 73 85,100 whig Mr.. Total Revenue,including arrears Eon. :d- of war-duty on malt & property 51,665,458 53,563,937 wou! Deduct arrears of these ...
... place in other* islands.So Sir Thomas went off to Santa Mamra, hut did not land. du -we . PARLIAMENTARY R5otr. W The York Whig Club is engaged in the consideration as( of a plan of Parliamentary Reform;* and the following too Resolutions, comprehending ...
... CHAsroBop MrN 15. W bate Itdon Courier, and other jouraalsts, t~, ua to the r learn, from quarters to which we a more credit ib Whigs might have been introduced into-the Cabinet v ohad they not pertinaciously ti lated -as a *r 154517 Catholic emancipation eb ...
... learn from a correspondent, that an attempt was made to Sul nominate a committee, in which there Wbe only three moderateP Whigs,. and not one decided Reformer, out of about twenty ee ersons, independent of the Boroughreeve and Constables. Peo Mr. Prentice ...
... with Which the Mayor has called this meeting at the Town-hall, was most nu- merotisly and respectably subscribed, by Tories, Whigs, Radicals, and middle-course men, whose motto is, Medio 6sfirnitts ibis.. So unusual an amalgamation of parties reminds ...
... notwithstanding all tht the Duke of Wellington and the Lord Clhancliellor hare Urgedt One of the stories in circulation in the Whig circles is, tulaa shen the Duke visited an illustrious personagne. lie Said- it is of no use talking; go to young Bsg-, and ...
... man but I the Duke of Wellington could have carried this mitaiure: n ttrent stic it successful even now, wili require the Whigs no act sitb 1hi Ministers in a compact body as obe oaen, in furtherance ft4r object. This they have tirlierro (lone, with great ...
... and ctlmol`rtiig e. upon cotmin ini aitogether, have :utsed a tcL inn 1io. lie n:1-t t!; terefore l:;are teeourse to the Whigs, huowcte little ite atop it ,le inclineol towards liherality. ...
... seae trillitg extent lead to thiis. Trilling it ittay be to tile 1ma who having had hiIS bread buttered on one side by tile Whigs has had it but- tered ot btile otiter by the Tories, and wivo in all the hianpgy colIsciouSteEs of the possession of a full ...
... was reduced to S16 assessment, instead oi £25, for which Mr. G. W. Wood, Mr. Birley, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Fle- ming, and other whigs and tories contended. Nearly £4000 was spent in obtaining that bill, but either be- cause it was defective or because it was ...
... respectable authority) had ordered Mets. Brookes and Curran to be titrued away lions his door, vwhen they applied to see him.. The-whig ininistess and their bill were treated in a very unceren'orious manner lby 'Mr, Ben- bow, who concluded. by calling upon the ...