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... designs of their enemies, than by establishing associations similar to the York Whig Club. With these impressions be proposed the health of *• Sir George Cayley and the Whig Club of York,” which was drank with cheers. Mr. (Editor of (he Y»rk Htrald), read ...
... i CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. ...
... .t/TER THE YORK WHIG CLUB. Annuil Dinner the York Whig Ctob took OKfowuloyi the A«sra>bly-roufn», vhlcti lime shore Aur lnsmltnl pitriuti Ml iluirii lo is •liUtitr. Abiinl four oVtuck, the cumpiny t«Mik trail, 8, W. Niciilt, Etq. Ikmic in ihe Chair. Rrhiiul ...
... it the reform he advocated was not that reform to which the Whigs were allied. His great object was to de». the rotten boroughs, without which no good could be expected. It was in that the Whigs fell short, because they participated, well as the Tories ...
... , ORIGINAL AND SELECT. j . . a^uK.—The kind aud canrteous reception which Mr.. (oreceive from Tories «* well Whigs, is; iribate conld paid to his Integcify, nod the bis motlres. Though I* the most/earless sod un- polttfc&n exfiUnoe, his onture is perfectly ...
... whom Mr. Canning continues united, the Whigs have been the most zealous and disinterested supporters—and, indeed, the popularity of those principles may ascribed to the zeal and ability with which the leading Whigs adyocated them in Parliament, before they ...
... disposal of legal patronage, tend to remove the scruples which the Whigs may have had to giving it support. The protraction of the negociations between Mr. Canning ami some Members of the Whig Party have naturally excited great doubts as to their favourable ...
... contains—Reasonable Phrenology, by Dr. Abernethy, with notes and illustrative engravings; Recollections of the Revolution of 1688; Whig Profession of Faith ; Reviews of several New Publications; Customs of Valentine's Day; Practical Advice for the Week, Ac. Ac ...
... Mr. Tierney, Lord Harborough, the Duke of Devonshire, Sis J. Scarlett, the Marquis of Lanxdown, Ac. Ac— The Downfall of the Whigs—The King’s Candidate—Protestant Triumph Wellington’* Death Glory Boys—The Fair at Ful. ham Lodge The Age is the most Original ...
... those who imagine that the Whigs can coalesce with their effete enemies. It is by the Whigs that the best part of the present Ministry are kept in power; or rather, the opinion of the same part of the public which gives the Whigs consideration and weight ...
... jealousy, re humble level in the , why did the Whigs , they must have occaieing satisfied that such listry; we are sure the s well to the court; after the manner of our r What was to hinder 'ues, and submitting to Whigs would then have aimed in the estimate he ...
... boldness of conception, and harmony of measure that would not disgrace the pen of the first poet of modem times.”— Northern Whig. have read the volume with delight; the taste and genius displays will readily acknowledged by every admirer of unaffected ...