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... GENERAL ELECTIONS wider REFORM RILL. MANCHESTER—Mr. S. loses Lloyd is is the field be is a Whig • Mr. George W Wood's friends have also wed Inc hiss. The Cosserratives are feeling the way fur Lod F. L Gower. CONDIRLAPIO—Mr. Stanley aid Mr. Curwee are ...
... , ORIGINAL AND SELECT. j . . a^uK.—The kind aud canrteous reception which Mr.. (oreceive from Tories «* well Whigs, is; iribate conld paid to his Integcify, nod the bis motlres. Though I* the most/earless sod un- polttfc&n exfiUnoe, his onture is perfectly ...
... the Whig er reforming minister who should 'dam either of them in a judicial station of such Importance would show himself wanting in good sense, if nothing else We believe no consistent Whig has been advanced to the Chief Justicesbip of the King's Beech ...
... I. The Whig Dinolution—lL Free Trade for Ever, and every thing cheap. A New Election Song—lll. The Col. mans-IV. Marquinez and ha Collegiala—V. Plato's Republic—Vl. The World of London. Port 3.—VIL The June Gale—Vlll. Ten Years of the Whigs—lX. Ten Thousand ...
... Mr. Cooke’* History of the Whigs and Tories. Just published, in thick 8?o. price 215., Volume I. of H E HISTORY of PARTY. JL the present excited state of political fueling, we know no work which is likely to command more general attention than that now ...
... d people of England—by means of their opinion, calmly and quietly expressed, and with some of the Whigs at least, at all events of the professing Whigs, acting as damper on the spirit of the people—did not they then, in the mere nope of the reform bill ...
... MATO ELECTION—LOSS OF LIFE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ™d M, ~ ,6 -The contest between the Whig has had « n ...
... widen. I other places in the last Parliament. SELTRALISEO COUNTIES AND 13osouous.—The folhits: places, having returned ono Whig and one Tory tult;may be considered as neutralised : Minh, county Hastings Sandwich Meat, borough Hertford Somerset, East Sanity ...
... good old ilea, ;Ty: h esederatien placing all his glory, Not quite a Whig, and yet ant quite a Tory. Thee, for intone, after Sir James Mackintosh sad Mr. Macau. ley had taken some pains to demolish the corporation= argument, first started by Sir Charles ...
... (Abridged from the Northern Whig of Tuesday.) Mr. O'Connell arrived in Belfast on Saturday evening at about half-past six, accompanied by Mr. Dillon Browne, M.P., Mr. T. Steele, and Mr. C. O'Connell. According to his own publicly announced intention he ...
... B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. CCCVIII. for JUNE. CONTENTS:- I. The Whig Ministry.—ll. Peter the Wise.—lll. The Spas of England.—lV. Ida and Ermengard.—V. The Suit of the Minstrel. By B. Simmons—Vl. Russia, as it was in the Summer and Winter of ...
... The Niew NOVEL, H E TORY BARONET; or TORIES, WHIGS. and RADICALS, 'lii WHO KNOWS THEM. la 3 vols. post NOW BEADY, AND CAN BE HAD AT ALL THE LIBRARIES. Rood Bentl ey. Ne Burlington-street. ISDEPENUENT ELECTORS of FINSBURY. it me to acknowledge the high ...