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... of Mr. POTTER and Mr. SAVAGE, made the Whigs pass an Act by which this new body is elected by the rate-payers, and is, in short, a House of Commons, managing the concerns of the parish. The members are tnore Whig than Tory; but they are more Radical that ...
... conduct ofMr. POTTER and Mr. SAVAGE, made the Whigs pass an Act by which this new body is elected by the rate-payers, and is, in short, a Hotse of Commons, managing the concerns of the parish. The members are more Whig than Torv; but they are more Radical than ...
... Sxbfpe KIN. MARSH~ALL, and Co., anod alliBooksellers. UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJFSTrY. 4Sthe follo-whig Letter receivkd from Maj~or- A'.~General Sir HENRY WHEtATLEY, Keeper of the Privy Purse, testifies 11Srrt,- ant honoured with ...
... been helt over for that pnrpose. J Panrihioler ut Camxberwell cmultd not be overlooked. The plan he speanks aonlld (to ttse a Whig phrase) be carried ont. We may be indnced hereafter to return to the singular evidence of the - rev. vicar. To the nitinerons ...
... attended to his wishes. E. M. S. is exceedingly correct. A Lover of Fair Ploy will see that we have noticed tlme libels of the Whig and Tory press on the metropolitan demonstkationsi Could either of the parties, sad to use their best endeavours, have mas- ...
... Hehad better send.thlem to the Time or Staiida't. The writer of the letter signed a Laesnbetrl Radical, we suspect to be a Whig in disguise. The lines of H. B. are not original. A Birmingham Button-makcer is worthy of being a member of the Union. We thank ...
... set ol 'l'atles; comipoited erpresSly, tor the use rI ili, linnitiitimi, from authentic aind cotaplele dt a ii'I a al Pe4'Whig flht eretls r01(0es ofMoltralrcC that can be offered tvilhout eapeiin A fijernolilg Rates ?? en a new aild ireiwnrklrile, pillse ...
... stritius id tiaving that Mr. haawes was at one ihne a ncidurlaito for thie UndetSecretetyship of the 'Treasoiy? If SO, the Whig Mitiistry, ivhom lie has so iedutlously served in promotitg unlin4 dirty jobs, should not have overlooked a persin of such ...
... 'large and spirited ENGRAVINGS, by emitent Artists. TheNew.Police Actis oneof th'6e insidun*6, yet monistrous, in- roads of Whig wisdom upon the liberties' of the people 'of this King. d'om,, that. 'cannot be too'narroarly watchedd in iti' efects, 'by' ...
... Governmtent having brokeln faith ith the English fruit.growers. by 0ithholding the promised protection. Whoever trtosted a Whig thait did not find Irimself deceived. Ocr correspondent should re- collect that foreigli fruit is essential to the loxurious ...
... We confess we have not been withouit our owns misgivings as to the practical utility of the penny postage, fur ' wiich tire Whig Minristry have been so much beprnised by their organs. The Quarlerly Beview calls it a gigantic exemplification of the old ...