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... First-drawn PRIZES all CAPITALS, Qtk April. J AKd J: SIV E WHIG congratulate • their fiends on the continued success which has attended the Ptirelasers at their London Offices. 37, Coinhill 11, 33, Haymarket, corner Coventrystreet having Shares a PRIZE ...
... d possessed two or from its operation. The King ue whether three millions the funds; a w' as .i ie Whigs Germany L lutl never since perty. The Whigs passed Act to enable Lord Grenville to hold two places,—to receive .£6OOO a year as First Lord of the ...
... march for the arni v. (From the sitting the Chamber of yesterday was very remarkable. Several Peers in the same sense the Whigs might have done l, Chamber of Peers England , and in a war undertaken against military insurrection, the sovereignty of the ...
... conduct of the Whig* and Tories, in the similar cases of Thomas Moore and Theodore Hooke, extracted from th' Nodes No. 6,'' in d's Magazine for December. 41 Turt How despicable i- Bennet's persecution Theodore Honke. Lord ! had Haoke been Whig, like Moore ...
... ,e ? )a# the more powerful must the reasoning W ' ,IC enabled him carry three county petitions al the united s rength id Whigs and lories, against talents,education, and influence of the leading the country. is not Mr. Cobbett that triui( » but the ...
... should be rendered more summary. A hill has been brought in founded these recommendations. As the ostensible object of the Whigs in regard Catholic Emancipation is to remove every religious distinction upon civil matters, how shall we reconcile the motion ...
... a mass of humbug, theatricals are gross humbugs, church wardens are humbugs, county petitions are farces and humbugs, Whigs are humbugs, Tories are humbugs, and the Itadicals themselves are humbugs also. Nay,is not love, divine love, too often a hoax ...
... officer Volunteers, but, preferred to evince my loyalty by entering as private in a troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. In 180d—7 the Whig administration despised the services of Volunteers: sent orders to Edinburgh that they should be slighted ; and the officers ...
... OLD AND NEW INSTITUTIONS. Sir—ln Colonel Hughes's late speech at the Chester Whig Meeting, he is said .disclaim wish introduce institutions, and only wishes to lestore the Constitution its pristine purity. All history proves, that in every nation of the ...
... fall beer and ris* of bread, And what fair lady's brought to bed ? The Paper. What is't narrates full ninny story Mr. Speaker, Whig, arid Tory, And hemes all agog for glory The Paper. What it gives the price of Stocks, Of Ix>ans, and patent locks, And wine ...
... , live the Holkha: his Royalllighne»» Norfolk, whom dealest fa«»■ i!i:«»• • w ' IP fui sal'itation of broa subject; Mr. Whig ! » . Wbig^-SxEFHiiNWANA.- continues one, and still win#. Mnih'.v j ie vehemence of the A ioiis in « containing forth. «i--the ...
... illustrates his ideas of the necessary adaptation punishment, thus :— Suppose for instance,several of the Members the present Whig Opposition were brought up, some for gambling in St. Jaines's-street —some for flirting at the French play —some for breaches ...