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... considerable influence in other quarters. I [ am convinced every gentleman Liere is aware that a mere chiange of meu—whether Whig or Tory—is not of the smallest ronuqnence. It is a change of measures alone tiat can. have the desired cffect of renovating ...
... surmounted tb.at of /Vierctny. I'Jie carriage was also decorated with rosettes made ot blue and lemon coloured ribbons (old Whigs), as were the six beautiful bay hoi'ses, by which was drawn, and the post-boys. Sir Samuel waited some rime for Captain Macdonald ...
... i V'S Vl wui Pcf, bv Public Ruup, fur )eur ultcr Murtiom'S, ISIS, Tile SHOUP ruin; jtjt. 1.-M ASKtIT r.TIPfi; ysH-M A' ...
... patriotism Mr j Erskine, and his steady adherence to the principles of Fox, so well entitle him at this annual meeting the Whigs of Scotland. There was immediately given from the Chair-- Those Scotish Advocates, still in life, who had supported Mr Erskme ...
... conduct the Election of Mr Hobhouse for Westminster. The Report was voluminous, and complained bitterly the apathy oi the Whigs, in net bestiiting (hemselves in H'bhouse and Reform. The Chairman (Sii F Burdett) put the question, that the Report printed ...
... the air with vociferations of Uobhouse for ever,’’ and only altered their cry express their detestation of Mr Lamb and the Whigs. From the very tumultuous disposition which they evinced, an additional number of constables were posted in the different avenue ...
... niLht r very serviceable, especially if 'hey weie sufficiently bold ; and it might very convenient some gentlemen to obtain a Whig in tead o( Tory magistracy ; but it became the House to be cautious how it listened to such natements. (Cheers.) Another reason ...
... c lllo iuh, without making it a. l.xctsc. .j' p orlU Ue .e Govemnitnt, in order to clear obedirnce had been introduced into Whig irmy. (Loud Coinr.el Wood satisfied with the tax . B azd from the numeroes Insurgent and continued cheering ) Ihe question ...
... and Sir F. Bu ...
... opinions upon the political state of their country (Applause). This, I trust and hope, is a question, in their view of which Whigs and Tories, well a> Retormei j, must all unite and support by one common consent. Every true Englishman must now lake his stand ...
... murderers” and butchers, not, in short, to do the dirty and i his crew but,—and we me the words Dord i Archibald Hamilton—a Whig nobleman, to raise i a corps of Yeomanry Cavalry for the aid of the 1 civil power, the most proper and constitutional I mode ...
... open air, A number ot orators addressed the meeting. Several tions passed. Great complaints were made oi the absence of the Whigs. The people in peaceable manner, UiiKiHTOS, Oct. P Regent is peeled his Palace to-morrow to dinner. Scveial : the Royal Es ...