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... Lansdowne's Intentions On the beautiful question of sweet 'mancipation > Am I to say, that fat places and pensions Have changed the Whig views on the state the nation ' Quoth the Marquis, in answer, Your Lordship, an please ye, That your question ii troublesome ...
... Duke is somewhat particular in the choice of his associates, and is not a man to be tricked twice. Poor Mr. Canning ! The Whigs ride him very hard. He begins now to find out the value of the independent and disinterested support which they promised ...
... the second Mr. W. Klliot, builder, Speenliamland and the third to Mr. Richard Applebee, Reading. Amongst the spouters at a Whig-Radical Corn Laws meeting in Manchester, the other day, was impudent vankee, named Dyer, who, after being sheltered in this ...
... this great country, which has tor so many exa'ted itself in Europe, by the excellency its I.' 'iCTES, to be (lecrai.ed by a Whig-Kadicai A lri.ini-tratioti, en ..re: aivested of rniMiriK We a.e inclined to iict, that for the better is hand. If it should ...
... and he and r oUfirh-«hf>H ~n b^owne will speedily be enabled to ihould • ° Ve t , heir necks! This is • ina the millenium of Whig thcen- dancy is at hand!—Old George Tierney has snugly nestled himself id the Mint ;-and Mr. . Brougham 3^brother -and Sir ...
... of men who will ready to act upon the Catholic Question, in a manner congenial to the views and wishes Mr. Canning and his Whig-Radical associates in power. —Pott, Ale.—The following is statement of the quantity of nle brewed in London by the six principal ...
... It breathes despair to Paasiou's CANNING'S ADDKESS TO HIS PARTY. Scots wha hae wi* Wallace bled. Buivi. Whigs who huve with Holland fed, Whigs ' whom Grey has often led, Ye false of heart, and thick of head- Deep in knavery— the time, and now's the ...
... Ireland not yet decided upon, but Lord Manners has consented to remain until Christmas. It is probable, though we have l.ad a Whig ministerial authority the contrary, that the futuie Lord Chancellor Ireland will drawn from the English bar. The Irish bar ...
... gave, no less than 200/. towards the laying-down of the road-way at Streatley. We scarcely need add, that Mr. Stone is not a Whig Yesterday, three young men, of the names of William Hill, James Smith, and John Digbt, were brought before G. Higgs, Esq. the ...
... five or six years before the late events, the Chancellor of the Exchequer had commenced making sly approaches towards the Whigs. Contrary to the usual forms of the House, it became customary with him, and some others who still retain their places, to ...
... within the last few (lays, been dispensing his largess amongst the honest and incorruptible constituents of those eminent Whig Patriots, Messrs. and Knight, at' Wallingford ; and it said that the roleau has been increased from -40 each !* We shall inquire ...
... once more bear fruit Europe. Administration worked marvellous triump try—at the Dardanelles, and other jfl & we shall see what Whig-Radical ' IDI , notkW 1 ui 1826 !—' Blessed are they that they shall not be disappointed.' ...