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... composition of the Whig and Tory majorities has been thus different, still more striking is the disparity between their results. The result of the former has been to kee,. the Whigs in power. The resources of the country are wielded by a Whig government. Its ...
... gained by the Diesoludon Jame Ridgway, 189, Piccadilly. This day is published, pike Ib.6d. THE DUKE of WELLINGTON and the WHIGS. Lambe: Hatehard sod Son, This day is published, in Bvo. price Its. boards, SERNIONS, intended to show a sober Application ...
... appointed since the Duke of Cleveland had come into office, of whom 12 were Whigs and 8 Conservatives, of the remainder 114 were Tories and 88 Whigs, and that was what was represented as Whig ascendancy in the county. (I lear, hear.) The Duke of WELLINGTON said ...
... politics. I should he sorry to see Whig and Tory almanacs, as we have Whig and Tory newspapers. I hear that very advantageous offers have been already made to Mr. Murphy from a highquarter ; but this I take to be a Whig fabrication. I an, far from believing ...
... said in the Paper to which I allude, that 1802 1 came into Parliament for Middlesex upon Whig principles. I never came in upon any such ternfs—l do not know Whig principles are. Gentlemen. 1 have been, in vain, trying to understand or define them. Arc ...
... those who imagine that the Whigs can coalesce with their effete enemies. It is by the Whigs that the best part of the present Ministry are kept in power; or rather, the opinion of the same part of the public which gives the Whigs consideration and weight ...
... were convened, and no attempt was made to exclude either Tory or Chartist. It was not a meeting of or called by Whigs, for the distinction of Whig as opposed to Radical is unknown in Bristol, where all combine under the common name of Reformers to oppose ...
... present year at leaq, two Tory esodidetes who were espected to offer severe, if Dot sueceisful, opposition to the return of Whig nominees. The circumstances to which we allude have received slight if any no. tice from the London press, but we know that ...
... alleged promise of dozen years back; some. Dr. Maltby, the Nestor of the Whig divines ; some, Dr. Pepys, as the brother of the Lord Chancellor ; some. Dr. Stanley, as the brother of Whig nobleman. But none of these are taken—all are passed over, and no one ...
... in the United Whig and Conservative interest. At the close of the poll, the numbers were, for Stephenson 341, Dawber 34U, Newton 293, Wilkinson 264. —Lincoln Mercury. Northampton. —Final close of the poll:—East Ward —Mr. Joel Edens (Whig), 437; Hr. Thomas ...
... jealousy, re humble level in the , why did the Whigs , they must have occaieing satisfied that such listry; we are sure the s well to the court; after the manner of our r What was to hinder 'ues, and submitting to Whigs would then have aimed in the estimate he ...
... aggravated by violence. Be this as it may, the transference of political power from the Whigs to the Tories will be attended with one most itnportant consequence. The Whigs in power did not receive all the credit to which they were entitled for what they did ...