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... THE GRAND WHIG CLUB. Why of the Whigs of Chester, spiteful Tories, Tell such disparaging contemptuous stories? Why say that out of seven adjoining shires Our dinner show' e a plenteous lack of Peers? In fact such talcs are clearly most untrue, When, besides ...
... THE Collik-AINT OF THE WHIGS ! ! ! (From the Morning chreniek.) The is prime minister? This question meets you at every corner of the street; is echoed from the counting-hous e in the east to the club-room in the and the speculat or i n places. Nor is ...
... ORIGINAL WHIG CLUB BOOK. Amongst a variety of autographs and letters of eminent men, sold by Mr. Southgate of Fleetstreet, yesterday, was the original book, containing the rules, and signatures written by each member, of the celebrated Whig Club, from ...
... ,ORD BELGRAVE AND THE CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. • (From the Chester Chronicle.) Sir,-I have received the communication you were, good lough to forward to me on the subject of the annual meeting f the Cheshire Whig Club on Monday next, and I feel myself tiled ...
... was that he was a member of a family 'that, in the days of Whiggism and Toryism, had been Whig. The recommendation of Mr. Bankes was that he had opposed upon a former occasion the government, of which, at the moment when so recommended, he was a somewhat ...
... not till after some hesitation that a person was found to second it. The great Whig leaders, by whom the meeting was called, were at first silent, but he was sorry that some of them afterwards applauded the proposition.—He felt some indignation that the ...
... in over the Radicals to their banners. To that sation he pleaded guilty. The Whigs were'anx's to rain over the Radicals, as they are also to gain er the, Tories. But how did they desire to gain them `• 1 '? Not by surrendering their own principles, but ...
... to rival that band of dependent adventurers with' which the Whigs have environed themselves in Parliament. The natural Tory leaders, being men of very high rank, or actually in office, have had little opportunity of distinguishing their. talents. Hence ...
... THE READING WHIGS. The following are the speeches of the members for 1 I M ayor's a diog, Messrs. Fyshe Palmer, ancl.•_Mineh;. e layer , s feast on Tuesday last. They will be read with amusement There would have been about 400 earers to this delectable ...
... riji.ct4 0,16 he amplo Aml gospel piceopti but how will Oat valuable Whig journal get rid of it own authority —how will it reconcile its tenderness towards the parental feelings of papists with its indifference to the parental feelings of Christians? ...
... *R LONDON.-THURSDAY, SEPT. 13. The Earl of Darlington, a bitter Whig, and a very extensive borough patron, is to be raised to the dignity of Marquis of Cleveland. This is by no means a Whig triumph, inasmuch as the step now given to Lord Darlington is but ...
... stout Whig :as one of-lcis 3 Ass Ssors in that Court, and equipped him wi h a noble squadron of clerks, &e. Szc; all with good salaries, most of them relations own, and all of than Whigs. Nay, the Lord Advocate himself has two very worthy Whigs among ...