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... of Parliament would pass without a loud outcry for putting an end to such an aristocratical usurpation. But Lord Thanet is a Whig, and even looking with an evil eye on so beautiful an went is a crime. On the whole, the business was a fair specimen' of ...
... my insolent whig parliament, and give diem a petty triumph over their petty enemies, interrupted William ; goes it not so, my lord marquis! I appeal to God to witness, that never was prisme so beset by an ..nAratrful and fickle people—whig and tory—tory ...
... individual possessing property, that no element of party feeling influences the discussion. It was not unnatural that the modern Whigs, who, as a party, were, at the close of the last century, distinguished as the advocates of political innovation, should have ...
... eight In the g. (I cou eveninnt. Poland.street. Hobert Jackson, Lauri. htafford. condutor, June 7,8, twelve. [White, Old-bo Whigs, Llncolo's-inn John Kirby. Helbeck, Leeds. York, =lister, May 30, 31, eleven. .[Battye and Co. Chancery -lane. James Reid, ...
... dra matic writers, is do* in course Of publicatiael.'Xadromane, Par anise. is nis Lest of the Series; besides which, the holl•whig lair'Elready appoarid: Los Plaideurs, Athalie, Le Misanthrope, par Moline. Clan. par Cocain's. Prise 2s. each. Each play is ...
... as addielea. Sold modt respectable Caw Pe. . db. Clasp** Leadee. PRICIi-and G()I3NELL'e MACASSAR 011 a vs- Win' et/wary Me Whig the Growth Mae Heir, to as belief. cassia, a hissriaat trap. a oast beaattftsl team Of In uatural curls, and la of &Dna 101111•• ...
... colours waving over Paris. Blockheads of first-rate ingenuity used to be witty in the much-approved Whig fashion—arid with the aid of the most approved Whig oracles—on Lord Liverpool's assertion, that such would be the result of the war; and we know nothing ...
... and established by hint. many years ago, ander a belief that a branch of revenue which had been then continued as well by the Whig as the 'foxy Administrations of the cautery, through the long period of a century, and proluelog (volnatarily on the port of ...
... Murray Maxwell's Committee having sanctioned a splitting of votes between the Toryand Whig Candidates, under an understanding that the proceeding should be reciprocal. Whig morality is somewhat lax in the maintenance of such engagements, and their Candidate ...
... and established by him, many years ago, under a belief that a branch of revenue which had been than continued as well by the Whig as the Tory Administrations of the country, through the long period of a century, and producing +voluntarily on thepart of ...
... for the election, when it is expected the two present candidates will be elected without opposition; Mr. Dundas, the second Whig candidate, having withdrawn, after an ineffectual attempt at coalition with Mr. Wyvill's interest. Wilmot Horton does not offer ...
... amidst the loudest cheering, mingled with partial cries of No Tread Mill. No Corn Bill.) Mr. Denison stated he was a Whig—on Whig principles he had always acted. On that ground he had formerly asked for their suffrages, and on that he now asked for ...