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... the Tories at the election was—we command the IIou«e Lords—the Whigs never can have any influence with that we regain power, there will no collision. If persist giving a majority to the Whigs, our majority in the Lords will prevent any measures of improvement ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE—TORY MAGISTRACY. To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle. Sin,—A considerable period has elapsed since many of the recommendations for the commission of the peace have heen submitted the Lord Chancellor from various parts of the kingdom ...
... PROPOSALS FOR A GYNiBCOCRACY, ADDRKSSKD TO A LATH RADICAL MIB (From the Times.) Ae Whig Reform has bad its range. And none of us are yet content, Suppose, my friends, way change; We try a Female Parliament t And since of late, with M.P.s We've fared so ...
... First-drawn PRIZES all CAPITALS, Qtk April. J AKd J: SIV E WHIG congratulate • their fiends on the continued success which has attended the Ptirelasers at their London Offices. 37, Coinhill 11, 33, Haymarket, corner Coventrystreet having Shares a PRIZE ...
... TWO OF - £30,000. J TWO OF - - £20,000. J. WHIG hare satisfaction-to notice the general approbation of the present most popular lottery Scheme, begin Drawing 16th December. The Two First Drawn Prizea will each entitled to £20,000! MONET, OR REK PKR CENTS ...
... upon the speculation that good may come it. So long as the Whigs are in any respect better than the Tories, we prefer the Government of the Whigs to that the Tories; and until a basis prepared, and support can had, for a Ministry formed on more extensive ...
... the Whigs. Your readers must determine for themselves, whether the Whigs of the nineteenth century are the true descendants of those here represented. AN OLD SUBSCRIBES. The Whigs 1711—I do not take the heads, advocates, and followers of the Whigs to ...
... is not true that the Whigs are had as the Tories, much have to complain their prejudices and The principles upon which the Whigs oppose , organic changes are very different from those which the Tories make their stand. The Whigs condemn intl' nudatioii; ...
... friends assure us, that far from being a Tory, he is, and has been, stanch and liberal Whig; that instead ...
... division is as follows:—Objections made by Whigs, Ad—ex. punged, claims made by Whigs, 32—sustained. 15—57. Objections made by Tories, 34—expunged. In; claims made by Tories, B—sustained, Alajority in fnvo;ir the Whigs, 3D. the above Tory writer remarks, the ...
... in Paris, land commented upon »■ a fait accompli. The feeling displayed in these comments ii not any means unfavourable the Whig party, although there is an evident reluctance at parting with Sir Robert Peel, after having so long held him and his colleagues) ...
... short a space of time) the Whigs have effected. call, then, upon the electors generally, and the farmers particularly, seriously to consider, what prospect of gain they can possibly have in the overthrow of the present.Whig Government, and in the disturbance ...