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... WHIGS AND TORIES The following extract from an address, pub- lished by the cemmitieer of the London Reformers, a conclusive answer to the lying and statements of the Tories :— “IT WAS LORD JOHN RUSSELL, and the party with whom he aided by the voice of ...
... for the same period during a Whig administration, in 1834, 5, &6. This was complete Tory trick, the figures given being exclusive of tho charges of collection, &c. on the Tory side, and inclusive of the same charges on the Whig side. Now, had the writer ...
... WHIG VERSUS TORY. The following comparison between the achievements of the Liberal Whig party during the last twenty years, with those of the or Tories, take from the new pamphlet, 44 What's next which noticed our last. It demonstrates, no doubt, the ...
... the working classes, who are now told that the Whigs are callous to their welfare, reap nothing from these reductions? Were the reductions not made with especial eye to the poorer, classes? there a Whig denouncing Chartist in the land who has felt his ...
... The Times '89 versus the Times or '31-32. | — 1831 and in 183 a the Whigs were the zenith of their insolence. Lord Grey, at the head of the Treasury, wis then their Satan ; Lord Spencer, bis Chancellor of the Exchequer, then called Lord Atihorp, was ...
... STATU —lmmense gatherings are taking place by the Whig party, several parts of the union, to promote the election of Henry Clay to the next Presidency. One barbecue (popular meeting) has just come off at Daylon, Ohio, at which 130,000 persons were ...
... HEIRS OF WHIG AND TORY NOBLEMEN, To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle. was somewhat startled to read i D The Morning Post of shis day (Monday), tion to the effect that almost all the h Whig n the sweeping assey. were “Conservatives. My astonishment ...
... Bobby is marching along, LeonidMS-like, three hundred strong, To crush the invading Whigs, dy'e see, And make a new Thermopylae I— * Meantime, offer each doomed Whig fox These rhymes, by way of a Christinas-box, And bid him temember, with awe and fear ...
... - To the Editor of the Wiltshire Independent. Snt, —Every respectable man here, whether Whig or Tory, expresses his disgust of the conduct of Mr. Heneage's party at your late election, and many have been the inquiries who hired the spitters ? Mr. Heneage's ...
... nut regain power without the peoplechoowZTTl the people will nut chootr. The Whigs in the time sadly want stimulating; they have acid «,*** unwisely about the Ballot. Almost every clectiT' now become mere contest of heavy mi principles are wholly lost ...
... *imilar commission assgined to him under the Govern- ment which had succeeded the Whigs. He thanked Lord G Bentinck for bringing forward this motion ; and, as he was opposed to apostacy, hypocrisy, and quackery, should be most happy in giving bim his ...
... Forfarshire; Liberal. Mr. Knox, of Dungarvan ; Whig. Sir L. Parry, of Carnarvonshire; Whig. Mr. Robinson, Worcester ; nondescript, but certainly not a Conservative. Mr. R. G. Towneley, of Cambridgeshire, Whig. Among the Tories find— Mr. Baring, Thetford ...