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... military promotions, and Catholic, but not Protestant, Emancipation are (lying about ami around Mr. Peel—oneirtitled Proposals Whigs end Tories, aud Swan River Grants to Relation*.' Them rats wot last caught have turned out to infernal bad tins ! The cart ...
... Saturday. also considered as certain that the Earl Rosslyn will have seat,in the Cabinet as Lord Privy Sal. Lord RosslyQ.is Whig of the highest character for intelligence and good sense, well as integrity. Reports are prevalent that Mr. Peel will be raised ...
... attempt to deny this junction. These persons tell us that there is but one member the Cabinet (Lord Rosslyn) who ever was a Whig. To these pepions weâ would reply, asking what was the Lord Chancellor and, beyond the Cabinet, who is, or was, Sir James ...
... the Navy, to pay the expences Capt.. Dicken - son's witnesses at the late Court Martial. The future meetings of the Cheshire Whig Club are to be suspended, unless some important political changes should suggest the necessity of re-assembling. The independent ...
... Constitution if he did not oppose the Catholic Claims. His principle was to support Ministers, be tbey who they might, whether Whigs or Tories, if they actedconristently (laughter,) because what was good enough for bis Royal If aster was good enough for him ...
... the offices of Messrs. Guy and Locke, in Chippenham. ELM, SOMERSET. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. Wain whig ht, at the George Inn, Little Elm, on Tuesday the 4th day of August, 1829, between the hours of 4 and in the afternoon, subject ...
... profosses leach them to read and speak for any length of time without fatigue. Now if he can contrive to tncli one of his M.P. Whig pupils (whom we could to sj eat without fatiguing his hearers, and annoying the public his long-winded harangues, Mr. J. shall ...
... free institutions mark character—and a disingenuousness of conduct in all political questions most admirably qualify him for a whig Attorney-General. But is obtuse, or vain, believe that the public do not understand his motives when inveighs against the press ...
... to Parliament against Popery was carried by majority of nearly twenty to one.—At the Meeting, it should be recollected every Whig, Wiggamore and Wiggling, old Papist, young Papist, thin Radical, fat Agitator, decent Republican, and dirty Revolutionist, ...
... state to which your ttnC, , V4 ! ly *'* »n»bitii»n have reduced Your ,k, H nation, only remains tor down the ft* a,H v, ' ur Whig Attorney-General put and ultimate!?! . c, u ,Henc ...
... meets with powerful support; whilst Mr. ( avendish, from his noble family connexions, confidently relies upon the whale of the Whig interest. The Very Kcverentl Dr. Baj;ot, of Canterbury, is, if reported, nominated to the vacant See Oxford, void the death ...