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... Nh.'aurucated the cause of charity. But some have lvith their observations the poisonous acri:,t2Y of party. This Whig Peer—that Whig t ° --and some third Reformer, subscribed to fund for this that purpose, but has not tri boted to the relief of the ...
... Mr. PITT. We shall not now recount the evils; which his Administration has bequeathed to the British people. Again, hear a Whig, .and there is no evil, which Mr. PITT did not entail upon England. But had Mr. Fox and his party--or, perhaps, even the party ...
... them for the honour conferred u uponhim. - Se-veral other toasts given among which R. Fergusen—Earl Whigs o f Engla i ll i ,,,, Hamilton .and the Whigs of Scotland— May We '' '' , . .. KING see the right of petition restored. . After some . further ...
... not who would be Sheriff in the next year; but he imagined that while the present - system continued, there would be no more Whig Sheriffs,—(l - har.)—Hs would not, however, let these forebodings work, and meantime they would take advantage of a constitutional ...
... produced bY injurious effects 0 •etrenehment Ii unanimity ; reform in Tar1i3.1;,.1,,, by sincerely tlia..ol which were, 12,278. Whigs of Engl`', l : l l .,, d— May Yve 1 Pr o , llo _ KING'S 'THEATRE. UROW EVENING will be repeated, ii lt°6s h popular Opera ...
... :a-moment's . Sit WiLLIASI Seorr thers. the sibuid Jury who Argyle, Leinster, Lansdown; Charlemoat, and all the °n i ts ' - ' °lni Whigs of the United Kingdom ;'delay.—The melancholy event which was soon after had ,wi au cient y exp at I The Hon. Mr. MAULE proposed— ...
... perpetual curacy of South weld in Suffolk. Colonel BERKELEY has been re-elected President of the Gloucestershire Constitutional Whig Club, for the next three years, and M. COLCHESTER, Esq. Vice President fel- the same time. With the exception of the venerable- ...
... GENER/IL ELECTION. Mr. Brougham is determined to give the Freeholders of Westmoreland another opportunity of deciding between the Whig and Tory interests of that County. • Countyof Cork.—Three new Candidates are mentioned — namely, Messrs. Hyde Ponsonhy, and ...
... Selectioi ()RAT( TIIE ROYAL) 4,ittaures will comtne 1;4) Under th e Di rect e gr atification to an A 4 , e nted to perform t !Whig engagent ,itigs-Part I. Selec 11. The first P ,;',u• At the end 4 Piano Fe by himself; o nose of summer ,h'hich ill be introdt ...
... himself a candidate for Hythc. It is now certain that Thomas Asheton smith and Lancelot Rolleston, Escps. are to oppose the Whig interest at Nottingham on the dissolution of Parliament. The present Member for Wenlock retires from Parliament, and his brother ...
... in opposition to Mr. P. J. Miles (nominated by the Steadfast) and have called a meeting of his friends for Monday.—ln the Whig interest, Mr:Protheroe having declined, Mr.nenryßright is proposed, and seems to meet the approbation of most of that party ...
... lover of limited Alonarety and a friend to the just liberties of the people, 'with either partisan, whether de-' nomitiated- Whig or Tory, Ltrnst, Hon the occurrence of any • favourable occasion you should bct - pleased to consider me wo'7lhy of the sacred ...