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... To the Editor the Buck* Herald. Sir.—Amongst the unscrupulous derives to which the Whig-Radicals have recourse, marry parts Bucks, in order to improve the electioneering pros pects-of Mr George Smith, the following proceeding should named, and held up ...
... fighting with the Whigs, they have hitherto fought with gentloncn, men honour; they did not believe that the ancient principles of English conduct had forsaken the Whig gentry Rucks. Therefore they anticipated opposition the part Whigs. Had they been dealing ...
... Some persons ask why the leasehold estates of the different ferent colleges were not included the Whig plan Church spoliation > The answer is obvious. present avowedly, but an instalment. Let this succeed, ami their will come n«*\t. La-t week, at the ...
... The Dissenters' Claims.—The Whigs have now bad office, with slight interruption, for nearly five years. Yet not one of those grievances, which used form so prominent a feature the speeches of the VYhigs, when opposition, has been redressed by them since ...
... THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, April 24. Whig Theories and Conservative Practice.—We have reason to believe that the reflexion for which the Easter Recess has given time to the Conservative Representatives will be turned to account. We believe ...
... see all religion is in danger. Sir William seems destined to the ruin, not only the Whigs, but of the Radicals also. He has already occasioned a split between the Whigs and Radicals; and be will now assuredly occasion split between the Radicals themselves ...
... Whig Consistency.—Alderman Thompson, the unsuccessful candidate at Sunderland, his speech at dinner given to him the electors, said I have been long enough in public life lo see strange things come to pass ; I well recollect a noble individual, then a ...
... mistake—that’s a Radical-Whig ! MY MINISTER! (By an Illustrious Personage.) Who loves each foreign dainty dish, Thinks me a prize he bought of Bish ; And eats my soup, my fowl and fish, My Who talks of Irish Dan and bogs, Of Rads and Whigs, of men and dogs, ...
... THE WHIGS ARE STILL IN PLACE Of miracles an amateur Is met once on a stormy night, When travelling through a northern moor, A chiel who dealt in second sight : But, oh! what scenes of grief and pain Did soon his magic glass disclose: Old England’s glory ...
... THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, July 12. The Whigs were famous—some people will say infamous —for their Commissions. The moment that a crying and most flagrant grievance was obtruded on their notice by the Public Press, then, and never until then ...
... clout, The broad-ftea-fr are in— whence the brads arc punched out. September 2,1841. H. J. P. LAST. THE WHIGS—THE CORN—AND THE BUDGET. Had the Whigs but have known how soon they must trudge it, Their corn they'd have cut, before notice of Budge it. September ...
... And here are Whigs and there are Rads, They boast, and say that we Can never muster more The Lads, Such our Apathy. Says South Bucks to North Bucks, We're bound like man and wife, And South Bucks and North Have never had no strife. From Bedford to the ...