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... bnnnur conferred upon him. Several nther were given, among which were ,l Sir B. Ferguson'’—“ tin y and the Whigs of Futilaud”— Hamilton and the Whig, of .Scotland—May li»e to gee Hie right of petition restored, After some further toasts, the company broke ...
... them hare mistaken the way lo be delivered ‘nun the abuses, we in' roramou complain of. If (hey are discontented with the Whigs, occasionally miss distiust them, let continue lo shew by our conduct that our views are inisreprrseiiled mislaken.- Let hr ...
... relative, Mr. Fox—l Lord Mol- W land. The other object congratulation 1 also lee! great pleasure in staling the work of ho- nest Whig, a descendant the illustrious cf Russell. have not only seen Bill brought H. forward for disfranchising the borough of Gram- ...
... hear it asserted that the abolition of the Slave T.ade was cue of ihe glories of his reign. It might as 'well be said that a Whig Ministry was one of these glories—and notwithstanding Ihe enormous increase of the national debt during his reign, and the ...
... IVople. opinions, not pledges, 1 shall bo. most happy serve you, nod the more esp* aa trust I may he the means of uniting the Whig Interest Bristol favour one Candidate. retrain, 6cntleinrn, Your very grntt fnl Servant, Feb. 22,1820.” HENRY BRIGHT” ll was ...
... Candidate, Ralph usuti, Esq. will uui be permitted to walk over (he course.'* Bristou Election -—A deputation of t-lectors in the Whig interest at Bristol, has wailed on Mr. I). Bright, son i)t R. Bright, Esq. reque sting bitu offer himself as can* didate for ...
... vvll sjborlly Iw ilimijlvi il, I »oliriljns llw yuitr allnntl ii*ai« offering tny»_clt' vuur nt-oii Ihe C'nnsli|iilii)U»l Whig Wtneli placed llh Utilise of Brunswick Tlmiiu, and wliirb, had llwy hccii artid upon by the Mimslcra (lie Crovii, wonld have ...
... discovered that by adhering to them they were likely to injure ihemselvcr. These doctrineswere held by Tories, as well by Whigs, for he hoped' amongst honest men it never would be a question whether a government should he carried corruption or not. For ...
... Resolutions. The recent 'meetings at Norwich, York, Newcastle, Bristol, pod other places, exhibited the appearance of the Whigs coming forward to support a thorough Reform of Parliament. Applause,)—Let them have due praise for the salutary tendency of ...
... fail of proving extremely dangerous to the Constitution of this counlry. These parties concur most cordially in assailing the Whigs as a body, and emulously bespatter with every foul-mouthed epithet those men of England who stand must eminent in the country ...
... to obey the summons of bis feilu«-(ifiz> ns. Mr, Henman has accepted an invitation from the Whig interest NullingliHm, and is nicking common cause the late Whig Member, Mr. Birch. Mr. retires from Slnewsbury; Corbett, Esq. is the only Candidate who has ...
... unaccustomed turned round his supporters when he got into .peaking public, and 1 feel my inadequacy ton ar | lani e„t, and became Whig—he had now regreat, pot apprehend that may tail expressing i e( allt beemne ’orv. —( Applause. J —To 1 ought the deep of the ...