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... Buckingham, Rochester, &c.—many his beauties, including Casileinaine and Nell Gwyn in all their Klorv—Shaftesbury and the Whigs the 17th Century—the Duke of York and the chief Yorkists- Sydney, and Russell, and their band of associated Patriots Monmouth ...
... Posts. t ROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF MAY 19. J C«a,m*erlain's Office, May 18. TvT'.) hereby given, that her Majesty will have whig-room, at St. James's the 4tli 'jf Jime t, his M.-jesty's Birth-day, but ill totbe ball ia the evening. Whitehall, May 19. The ...
... ocean, rather than witness the galling spectacle of regeneration, under the auspices and by the exertions of Liberal party and Whig Viceroy. The trials of the Chartists for seditious or riotous proceedings are in every instance terminating way remove all ...
... completed. The result was follows Claims by Whigs, 8; sustained, Objections by do., 47 J sustained, 25 30 Claims by Tories, sustained, 3 Objections by do., 17; sustained, 11 _ Majority in favour of the Whigs 16 On Thursday, the 9th inst., the Mayor ...
... against the destruction of the rotten Boroughs, and the establishment of a direct and real representation the people, when the Whigs introduced their detestable Reform Hill. Remember; we opposed the abolition of the East India Company's monopolising Charter; ...
... man of the old stock of the aristocracy coming to the back of a man whom they do not know (hear, hear). I care not for the Whigs or Tories ; they are all alike to mc, from snappish Roebuck to Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel (cheers). They call you ...
... on Wednesday, the 16th inst., Mr. Wm. Tilly, aged stanch and consistent Reformer. For the last years he zealously advocated Whig principles, and lived to see many of his favourite measures carried into effect. Romsey, April 19 The following persons have ...
... one vote every a year throughout the county, fr. Berkeley observed, he had a brother residing who had always l>een thorough Whig; 11, though his brother expressed a wish that his tenants vote for Mr. at the last election, many those tenants had voted for ...
... his pro- j tective offices, or pretences, and joined in the attack, j If the Duke of Wellington will insist protecting the Whig Ministry, let him at least far change his practice as to stand between and the assaults of his friends when they are aimed ...
... slander than a bear can get through the day without a pole to climb,—he burnishes the old blackguardism he used to vent upon the Whigs, and bestows it at second-hand upon the Conservatives—a wretch than whom a baser or a meaner never was gibbeted in the annals ...
... were making to plunder the Protestant Church. The motion of the Noble Lord, however, instead strengthening, had weakened the Whigs : he had smashed both himself and his party. Sir C. Napier asserted Mr. O'Connell's disinterestedness. He thought the trials ...
... Squirrel, his great-grand-dam byOld Cade, his greatgreat-grand-dam the little Hartly Mare by Bartlet's Childers out Flying Whig, Williams's Woodstock Arabian, the St. Victor Barb, Why not son of the Fenwick Barb, 4ec. Cbigwell is a beautiful Chesnut, ...