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... and wQI bring destruction the heads of its authors and abettors. MORE OF THE WHIG-BADICAL GOVERNMENT. The Times gives two instances of conduct anything but creditable to the whig-radical government. Previous to the year 1836 system prevailed in Ireland of ...
... got up, and is good specimen of lithography. THE SPEAKERSHIP. There will, are informed, a contest for the Speakership. The whigs refused, from party motives, to elect Mr. Manners Sutton, in 1835, when their majority was very slender one indeed [Mr. Aiirm ...
... of £2,018,644. 4. Whig Liberality— Ten per cent, increase assessed taxes ; in return for which they would liberally remit one-sixth of a farthing per lb sugar, by the admission of slave produce in opposition to free labour. 5. Whig Liberty—lmprisonment ...
... government de- pendent on the bank for advances at the end of the quarter, which, although formerly a favourite plan of the Whigs, is now generally condenned as impolitic. It was indeed made a principle by Sir Robert Peel's ministry, from the moment they ...
... that science, lias soul for the best fencing master the Kcgiracnt garrison at St. Quentin. The late Lord Holland. -A knot of whig! and radicals are busily engaged in getting up subscription to erect monument to the memory of the late Lord Holland, of whom ...
... ing relief; and sure we are, they cannot keep their purse strings closed against the calls of humanity. THE CORPORATION Oi whig-radical Town Council met on Wednesday, to elect alderman, aud a steward for the manor of Myton. On this occasion, they evinced ...
... favourable fur Mr Maunscll, the conservative candidate; indeed it could not well otherwise, for up to this day (Friday) the whig* have been unable to find candidate, and consequently Mr. Maunsell’s friends have all the adavanlage of a canvass over unbeaten ...
... Afibton; Fornr Brothers, Box, all from Wilbech. Ifabella ancd Nancy Philips. from Dunbar. Union paciet, Pycock, front Newcaflle. Whig Paaul, from W'Vll I.m perrr, Fonler; Mary Anln, Findlay; Endiavour, Wald.- gtave; Providence, Antonie, Jnpiler, Pratmair- ~Fanie ...
... ns, such a rooted enmity to their superiors, rife in those classes, will now be found amongst them,—[the natural result of whig-radical politics and liberal philosophy,)—and which, to allay, will require a very different course of proceeding than has ...
... ve Association. At an early period of the year, became evident, from the repeated defeats which Ihe imbecile and incapable whig-radical ministers sustained, that a dissolution of parliament must take place; and was a subject of anxious deliberation what ...
... Glasgow, 'wholesale of tea ?? Shackletou, Aberdeen, wool. ed ?? Charles. Burns, Avondale, writer to the ir agnet., ki. THE WHIGS.-There is a certain class of trans- to gressors who are never penitent but when they are as in extremis, and who, upon the ...
... wholesale f tea merchants-william Shackleton, Aberdeen, wool. a ?? Charles Burns, Avondale, writer to the r signet. ; THE WHIGs-There is a certain class of trans. a gressors who are never penitent but when they are ain extr msi, and who, upon the slightest ...