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... rendered some service as an opponent to the Ceutralising achetues of the Whig.- The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...
... passed'by acclatation:- i That the Loyal National Repeal Asociatioofland earnestly call upon the Reformers of Ireland ofverygfade, Whigs, Radicals, or Repealers, to join in the £pristrug- gle for the triumphant return of Lord 6Irpeth to Par. IRament. / T. M. ...
... August 9th, 1633. 37 AITS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE' No. XVII., for T AUGUST; Price'2s. 6d.; cniptins:' The Hot of Tories and the Whig Ministry. The Praisp of Debl A Bait for the Penny-wise and Pound-foolish The M rit4 Observer. ' The History of Irwin. -The-Tcmple ...
... rendered some service as an opponent to ; the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces uoe that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustaix every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...
... contributed to their Tablest w ill eonfer a similar favrn,,r on this occasion. fi AN EDIToa NoN-st1TXD.-A certain editor (a Whig, too) bet me five suits of clothes: on the late preridential election. He lost four, and was winner of one-leavingI. three ...
... your Representative in Parliament. A Tory government has I succeeded to power. At its head is Lord Derby, who, for- merly a Whig, has shown himself on every occasion hostile j to the religious liberty of the Irish people. This ministry has come into office ...
... have rendered some service as an opponent to the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...
... have rendered some service as an opponent to the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- r thing English and to sacrifice ...
... Public. Chalmers and the Church Establishment Question, No. II. To the Bee. A Day among the Mountains. Foreign Policy and the Whig Cabinets of 1807 and of 1838. The Constable of Bourbon and ?? of Rome. The Athenian Poet's Creed. Our Club at Paris, No. VI ...
... Tiverton. A new coat, waistcoat, and breeches were voted to Mr. Bonham, as a -reward for his active and daily abuse of the Whigs. A memorial was presented by Mr. Twist, complaining of the expense he had incurred in printing and correcting his own speeches ...
... of being your Representative in Parli ut. A Tory government has eucceeded to power. At ts is Lord Derby, who, for- merly a Whig, has shown hi self on every occasion hostile to the religious liberty of t Irish people. This ministry has come into office ...
... during the past week, and the crops everywhere look prosperous. There are no alterations in the price of marketable articles ?? Whig. We deply regret to state that a change of the most unfa- vourable kind took place in the vreather last evening about four ...