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... At « dinner celebrate the return one the Whig candidates for Aurtoter, and the failure the the following the second toast given from the chair . _« ...
... One of the last official acts of the Whig Board of Admiralty was to bestow the situation of librarian the Admiralty on Mr. O'Byrne, the naval biographer. We regret, however, to find that the members of the present board have chosen to dispense with Mr ...
... To the Editor of the Berkshire Chronicle. Sir, —Another month's grace is given to the whig ministers, and suppose they will want another or two nnto the end tliat; bnt there must be a time, sooner later. li>r them to appear at the bar of discerning and ...
... more appropriate chair hisown proper cost. To this proposal Mr. Ottey's the Whig club, after due deliberation, assented; —though, being Whigs, and economic Whigs, and patriotic Whigs, they might have spared his purse and repressed liia pride replying to hitn ...
... unholy contamination. What have modern Whigs done ? They have united with the very men they affected to despise, in order to admit Roman Catholics to places of power and patronage, measure which the genuine Whigs of 1688 effectually thwarted. It is an ...
... THE WHIGS.—It certainly is a work of supererogation to attempt to expose the glaring inconsistencies of the truckling and mean-spirited Whigs;—they are glaring as little John Williams's red nose. We may, however, be excused for obtruding one instance ...
... HOPES OF THE SESSION ARE ALL FLEE AWAY. WHIG LAMENT. The Flowers of the Forest. , Pain laughing, the Derbyites chaffing, The chaffing, so jaunty and gay; the Whig tapers low burn at Broadlauds and oburn, The Hopes of the Session are all fled away.! A ...
... We have noticed, with feeling akin to contempt paltry conduct of the Whig press generally the subi* of Alderman Harmer's contest for the Mayoralty. Vv' T the opponents of the Alderman were fighting- th» ° these journals bestowed no word of encouragement ...
... same by Lord Lyndhurst. Views of the Whigs.—We make no apology for inserting the following remarks with which we have been favoured by gentleman who holds important office under the present Government: —The Whigs, and their allies of the unprincipled ...
... exceedingly popular Whig cart-tax, is exhibited on a vehicle belonging to Mr. Keut, of Stanton, Suffolk:— Pay £& JOHN KENT, STANTON. APOTHECARY. '• Electors Remember! This paltry badge upon our Gigs Is ordered the liberal Whigs. Balloon Ascent.—On ...
... The New Postage Stamps.—Of all the absurdities on a small scale ever perpetrated Whig m j, commend us to the design on the stampei 1 envelopes. Such nondescript race f in tasßs and squatting originals, never before played Bwj tricks at the low charge ...
... NOTITIA. —The proposed alteration in the Welsh Judicature, suggested by the Whig Commissioners, most unpopular amongst those who best know how to appreciate the working of existing institutions. Petitions against assimilating them to the practice of ...