... Mr. Tierney, Lord Harborough, the Duke of Devonshire, Sis J. Scarlett, the Marquis of Lanxdown, Ac. Ac— The Downfall of the Whigs—The King’s Candidate—Protestant Triumph Wellington’* Death Glory Boys—The Fair at Ful. ham Lodge The Age is the most Original ...

... non nee themselves—the Number they may Poll—the Return when made—and the Result of the Election, whether a Conservative or Whig >uac London : John Ollivier, 59. Pall-mall. ...

... nation, that is always sufficient to correct the record. In the origin of this quarrel, as far as we can see, the Whigs are in error. The Whigs are clearly wrong to be the cause of such an excitement, when the Locofocos are coming to pieces of their own accord ...

... from the government that Is to be Nevertheless, this scheme contemplated Whig government or something the kind. It is said that they will not submit to this; and that some genteel Whig may be found who is not committed to Mr. Cobden’s vulgar views in politics ...

... past, to attempt to play the game of Whiggcry against the Whigs. The Conservatives cannot heal the Whigs at Whiggish weapons! The Conservatives can never pretend to bid against Whigs and Whig. Radicals for the support of the schemers and speculators—for ...

... agreeing Whigs and Tories differ with the Radicals.” ** With the country in such a mood—brought about, he it observed, by the Whigs, who ought, if they had pleased, have kept up the steam’ of organic reform—the distinctive lilies of Tory, Whig, Whig-Radical ...

... in which the Whig government stand in respect to the country was not produced the party with whom I act. The Whig government have brought themselves to it. (Hear.) He is not the Radical that will destroy the present government. But the Whig government will ...

... think seriously of maintaining our present institutions. Ten years ago no great intersats arete so unirersally hoatile to the Whig party at the Church and the Agriculturists. But Sir Geobgb Gbby’s most distinguished supporter at the Berwick dinner was Dr ...

... People would not have been surprised the failure of a Whig Cabinet to carry on the Queen’s government, partly because they cannot yet reckon the stability of any party, partly because the Whigs had left office too recently to resume it with much chance ...

... account stands thus : Last 4 years of Tory government £206,097,940 Last 4 years of Whig government 190,739,895 Whig saving in four years 15,358,045 In addition to this the Whigs relieved the country in taxation to the amount of the boasted Tory surplus ; which ...

... time passing through the minds of thousands who, like the writer, roared till their throats were dry, Down with the Whigs, or the Whigs will down with the Cornlaws !” Bishop’s Hull. Bir, am farmer; and have vote for West Somerset. But I could not be at ...

... for gratuitous distribution, An ABRIDGMENT of the above.—Tenth Edition. There is no person in these kingdoms, be he Tory, Whig, Radical, or Chartist—be he an aristocrat or a poor labourer—alto will not find matter worthy of his perusal and careful c ...