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... 4and w'efear averyitttl'e-trial! wo it' h e suficet, to reddulceto i6'ts usa icyj coolestheir attahi ?? tetrne ewo h edn -Whigs of thea towvn- 'watrpVreseut 'bu; with the 'exception Ofji. ooiitlittl pati6t6 usnesjf h gme tig ' ?? ere, evdnl sane fsek ...
... constituted a at present, still the aubi Ministry baving a desire to benefit the agriculture that decidedly hostile as the Whigs have proved t be, is naturally tegardad as a ftvourable changp. ever, regard the improvemeut w hich haB taken place in tome ...
... oil its circamstances, the most gratifying that was ever offored to a country. Let the opponents of the pressnt Government-Whigs, Radicals, Leaguers, Rlepealers-rail their best, they cannot rail 1 the seal off the bond. The pro. foundly practical people ...
... especially females, could be employed in the fSax, mills, and other extensive coincerns in the. town and neighbourliood.-.Northern Whig. During 1835 the importation of wool into the port; ot Lon. lon was full 10,000 bales less than that of lS3s. Tbe defi. Cieney ...
... reply, briefly reviewed his political career, and contended that the principles which had always influenced his actions were Whig principles, The Bible was the foundation of the Con- stitution and the law of the country, and so long as this was recognised ...
... they hatl such ittention, it was certainly very oddly exemplified, since among the voters for Mr. Gaye were fbund the staunch Whig and the zealous Tory-tive reckless Radical, and the Ultra-Loyalist-the cautious Constitutionalist. and the Moderate Reformer-all ...
... mionthlS. 1je know thalt tile rtelt of' tle dielt nmust :Ie paid; hbit tilt debt was not ?? aiiile' tbe adminhstratioll of the Whigs. Wre , iw tisat tlse CallenSeS of the g-ovcrnmenit .most be itit~ee(; htt tile st ale of those expenses was not fixed by j ...
... their benefit,-or even if they had stated any g rounds at a-l. we should the less have wondered at the bachwarlmnelis of the Whigs and the people of Bristol in contribiuting their mite to rescue him from the effects of Millisterial vengellTc. O. the me ...
... -I do not balieve F that the Went Gloucesterahire elestion was leet owiug to 9 the seceesion of Lord Fltzbhrdinge and the Whigs-it p these were any Whige to secede with him. The people 1 who turn elections in West Glouceatershire are the miners F of the ...
... are'rigltly informaled, amounts to this. that a Tory is a very high q iuueed. pure, and amiable iort of per. son, while it Whig hai a pryiLng. inquj.itive. ail capuous kitid oF character, which makes lbitt exceedingly tins. agrecable. We give this infur ...
... THE FLYING-POST. IExErE --R. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1848. THE WHIGS AND THE INCOME-TAX. IT is amusing to witness the shifts which the present b Ministry and their followers are obliged to resort to in their endeavour to remove the odium with which at e present ...
... DlU, 50 ditto. C hase end Co 10J UIVO: A. iobis1son, 119 ditto; J. PorrLn, 2e casks beef; Ordier, ii casks porter, 3 ditto whig. ke 128s pigs, 37 isheep. 2, cattle, 13 horses, 100isacits barley ri thteJmries, fruim ork: Order, IWtals heabotes IeI tile ...