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... The Blessings of whig government. It is the boa^t of the Whigs that on their asammption of office they found war iraaiine.it and have notwithstanding pre- served peace. Conceding for argument's sake-and thus ooly do we grant it— that this was the posture ...
... WHIG CLU B.— The nfifr Meetin7~oT the WHIG CLUB will be on TUESDAY, the £th of Much, at the Cwwnand Anchor Tavern, Strand. The Earl of Af . !• X MMfL fc in the C hair. STVVV ÜBS, Earl of Besborough. Sir John Aubrey, Baft. M. P. LordAVm. Russeil, M.P_ ...
... \XfHIO CLUB.* The next MEETING of V\ ih- WHIG CLUB is, by particular desire, POST- PONED Trm TUESDAY, the sth, until the leth of March, at ihe Crown and An-hor Tavern, ?wand. The Earl of ALBEMARLE in the Chair. sre v.nti; , ' Earl of Bestyirouch. Sir ...
... Sir G. Grey, Whig Radical; H. Tufnell, Esq, Whig Radical. 4 ' Constituency by registration of 1840—2,121. Late Members— Sir G. Grey, Bart., Whig Radical ; and H Tuffnell, Esq., Whig Radical. At the last general election Sir E. Codrington. ...
... Conservative; Sir J. De Beauvoir, Whig; J. Ramsbottom, Esq., Whig ; — Fergusson, Esq., Whig. Constituency by registration of 1840 — 667. Late Members — John Ramsbottom, Esq., Whig, polled at last election 326 Robert Gordon, Esq., Whig ?? 292 ...
... Glory ; 1 sing «f honest pox, Ihe Whig, At Crown and Anchor once so big; J -ipg of I'lirucoatsâ Coalition, And mending of a M liiu's condition ; Ol Whigs, for ever in a sirrm. Wiien nut, still roarir? for Reform ; Of Whigs, who when tljev had got in, S ...
... This day is published, price 2s. 6d. rpHE DL'KE of WELLING TON and ihe JL WHIGS. London: Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly. This day is published, Bvo. ?? (GOVERNMENT WITHOUT WHIGS, A being an Answer to the Country Without a Govern- ment, anct the Edinburgh ...
... that even the Priests, for ?? Whigs worked zealously so long as their nwn interests were, idem died with Irish Popery, have discarded the Melbourne \dministration. Another section of liberal politicians, who are neither Whigs nor Radicals, though leaning ...
... duly satis- fied of their illegal nature), by all lawful meaiis^to prevent such Meetings and disperse the same. Whig Stanley, is this your Whig law? It makes the mere opinion of any Magistrate the law! ! Robespierre used to order men to lie guillotined for ...
... use itcd with the Prize Wherry, in the presence al j *ti >r. Places to be taken of Mrs. Co.inell, ianx- >o , a the Theatre* WHIG CLUB\ Fn\ n ...
... the Morning till Evening, at No. 67, Lower- Grosvenor-street. Admittance One Shilling. Catalogues gratis. WHIG CLUB. THE next Meeting of the WHIG CLUB will be on TUESDAY, the ad of June, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Mr. Alderman COMBE, M. ...
... involving the dignity or the Crown, the honour or Parliament, or the interests of the people, wherein his Hon. Friends, the Whigs, bad not strictly done their duty ; whilst all that had tended to degrade the Crown and Parliament in the eyes of the people ...