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... The Jews Dim..-It is generally exception of the Whig bishops ■ Durham, Norwich, Hereford, and others a• unnecessary to name—the remainder, , numbs, sixteen, are prepared to vote th * Jew's bill. . It stated in some the papers that not only George Bentinck ...
... We have already said tbat we hate no means i pronouncing the precise extent which the Whig a Ministers of that day—and. more particularly, such of them ns are the Whig Ministers of this day—were dire.-tly and formally implicated those treasonable machinations ...
... ???, Whigs, and hum, and lie said could fell a man s polities by hia shirt. ' A tory sir ' said he, for he was apompious old boy was old Blue'-Xos'e; sir,' said he, 'is a gentleman every of hb , stock, lock, and barrel; and puts a clean ifill shirt ...
... Mr. Ferrand, MVP., and the Anti-Coun-Law League. —It was stated last week that the Whigs and corn-law repealers at Knaresborough had got a petition parliament against the corn-law, and that it had been sent to the members for the borough with request ...
... The Anti-Corn-Law League and its last Defeat. —The correspondent of one of the daily Whig-Radical journals, writing from Dudley, on the subject of the late defeat of the League that town, thus laments the general aspect of affairs:— Weil, the monopolists ...
... Insincerity op Whig Cabinet. —I have a yet graver charge of inconsistency to prefer against you. The proofs which I shall establish it are contained in the interesting and instructive memoir of tho late Sydenham, recently published his brother, Mr. Poulett ...
... Conservative ) see. a0. 296 Here an jectionable and very candid: the Whig nominee; and it is quite ceitain that ministerial voie i in great Canierbery is equally doubtful, The Conyngham (Whig) poll bs IER] ended thas— Gipps Lonservanive) No ove, therefore ...
... THE SHERBORNE AND YEOVIL Mercury. SATURDAY, July 18, I The new Whig administration is now fairly in but scarcely has the machinery of Govern- been set in motion nnder its direction, than a pien and formidable difficulty is seen to stand in t v not unlikely ...
... There are three candidates for Manchester, the room of Mr. P. Thomson, —Mr. Greg, a Whig, absent on the Continent, but put up by his friends ; Sir George Murray, a judicious Conservative ; and Colonel Thompson, in the Radical interest. consequence the ...
... DORSET ELECTION. \prNIONS of the METROPOLITAN PRESS MR. PORTMAN AND HIS PLEDGE. ist be the estimate of Whig arrogance, \ ple as mv } by every one conversant with the history of public affairs 7 the last h alf century, we suspect that nobody is capable ...
... There are rumour* abroad, that the understrapper* of ihe Whig ministers are preparing new r» form aginftion thrOoghout the country, in order that public attention may be direrted froni the conduct of their masters. The scheme i* not yet .developed, but ...
... we dignity with that name the clamour of the Anti-Corn-Lew League. The Whig Ministry had 2 H “d to the couutry on the and the questiwn of tull and adequate t: the Agricultore was decided in the affirm.tive by a large Majority of itis well known to all ...