... will be formed round the mansion Macclesfeld Courier Thf First Blow is the Battle The Tories have sickened Lord Grey and the Whigs have killed Gen Gascoyne— that is the illness of a noble lord has been reported in the ‘Globe’ “imposed on by weak invention ...

... of them all : All Manchester knows that Air Hunt asserted on the field of Peterloo that after release from llchester Gaol Whigs tendered money and seat Parliament if he would join their party ana that Sir Charles Wolseley of the offer All Manchester may ...

... vith nearly 50 years sin-ee a -list of the nature above C vay illuded .biolwas seit to. ?? peers-it was sk I be the act .of a Whig Ministry, and was rejected th had with 'scorn by those to whom it -was adtlyessed,as an a fao infamous breach 'of privilege ...

... effectual, and gradual reform, which would havei beeii adopted ?? of Commons, and ap-' i proved by the cooustry,:and sent the Whigs to ano , ?? ofretirement. i 'We intended to ?? at length upon this point,' , but, as at' this: mumient our observations mightV ...

... 1Iublic inati, has been ra- ther unfortunate foir hiniself, and not particularly satisfactory to the communoilty lie. began as a whig, the advocate of liberal principles, and the frce prtmulgatinn if opinions, however in lo the powers that weo re; andtherefore ...

... Robert the of I it was followed and extended by the Tory Pitt during under George upon the death minister eloquent political the Whig found necessary to adopt very same system during his opposition to his illustrious predecessor he had declaimed unceasing hostility ...

... tliat thle .givat' dcifinrtibn pr -%h'ehi hail dhairacterised the two parties iso the p Sstatef- naiiuiely, Touriesi amid Whigs, had ceased tom Sexist ; nod thlat those. parties- we'Ire' h~iiceforward tu ttil keep in vtew only tlie preserrytioim.of thle ...

... Irish Unions were changes in the state of the representation largely destroying then rights practices changes prompted not by Whigs or Radicals but Lord Somers Mr Pitt— warmly eulogised by the Anti-Reformers that the Revolution of 1688-89 in particular it ...

... parliament consisted twelve representatives for each county the cities and boroughs omitted A Change the Breed Fifty years the Whigs Fox-hounds now they are Grey -hounds old Tory to one of the Exclusives the other day fellow ! he could not barking Hard Hit ...

... democratiea cc ICC n- with every gratification it rcecires, Bit: alistocrney resoluily faced the deald the lbrr! er bulk pf the Whig nobles, acting under tl 'iliC tion of -tr. Bgrke, joined the elnil ' the threatened disturbances carne to oll'i r -popular ...

... raraur o tIf, al against the bill. 'This innjlrity, Large as it doubt isindeed the largest that evaer viot, il faivour of a Whig Mrinistry- is. exptel il! he ?? siderably reduced as the hill prrocia flstbr,:' I cninmittee,, as nearly one hun!red of tb ...

... Discovery For the of Cancerous Scrophulous and Indolent Tumours Ulcers Scurvy Evil Ring Scald and other inveterate the Skin Dll WHIG 11TS OINTMENT F’KNlllS very important Discovery was the result great The Dr Wright eminent Medical at Stafford employed diligently ...