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... Worcester for the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts. MiNisTEniAt, Arrangements. —If Mr. Canning gains the support of the Whigs, he will form a vigorous and most popular administration, and may laugh at the jealousy of his quondam colleagues; but without ...
... againet the Whig intcreat of Coienela Hughe* and Robarta, the election tcrmiMting yesterday by a majority 62 votes against him. This election has been signalised by trne-blue indignation against bribery, which course nevsr exercised by any bat Whigs. Both parties ...
... getting rn Mr. Cawnino’s friends whe joined him in the formatic his Ministry—is, perhaps, not personally disagreeable t zing | Whigs. “ As to Mr. Cannino’s friends,” said Mr. T1e1 in the explanations of the 19th of February, “ I trouble n ot. } no more about ...
... has not been seconded, either by the Whigs or the Tories, &c. However, if this journal will read the proceedings of the British Session of Parliament after the nomination of Mr. Canning, it will see that all the Whigs, with the exception of Lord Grey, who ...
... n, away will fly the Whigs from them, and upon the very first question of general policy, or any little financial affair, such supply, any other trifle of that son, these Very Whigs will divide against them, and these very Whigs and Radicals will be joined ...
... their sleep cheers.) The Whigs rejoiced at tlie opportunity wbeeli« old, dry rubbish, and joined for that Mr. W( ministration. The hen. gentleman paid a Canning’s abilities, and concluded by declaring '» the meetings of the Whig Clubs were as „ ’irIieCHA’fRMAN ...
... in Ireland.’* If name has been mentioned with approbation, connected with the Whigs of Scotland, with much more propriety may we regard that Noble Duke at the head of the Whigs of Ireland, who have exerted themselves in endeavouring to restore, or more ...
... bis defeat wbeliy to the Whigs of Northumberland. It was for them to answer to their country for having contributed to place in the representation a gentleman excellent in private life (Mr. Bell), but who was directly opposed Whig principles. It was for ...
... history of rite country.'V-Botk the*e esnnot true, though both may false. the Whigs have sacrificed themselves to Mr. Canning, Mr. Canning cannot have sacrificed himself to the Whigs, unless the Noble Opposition admit the story of the two cats, who devoured ...
... thousand aeven hundred and twenty-nine freemen have voted at this election, being more than were ever polled any former one. The Whig Candidates have been returued by larger majority than was ever known in York before. Cliesier Elccliou, Mnmlay, March 13, Fifth ...
... Scenes—V. Chapters on Church-yards. Chap. 18. Andrew Cleaves, concluded—Vl. Connor M’Gloghlin. A Tab of the Lower Shannon—Vll. Whig Retrenchment, and Plan for the Reduction of the National Debt—Vlll. The Ninth Report on Education in Ireland—lX. Lord Byron ...
... Settlements. By the Hoii II GREY M P. Printed for J. Ridgway, Piccadilly. Also, 1. NEW TORY GUIDE, price 7-. 6d. 2. DEFENCES the WHIGS. Thomas Lord Erskirn*. Eiftli Edition, price 4s. ...