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... WHIG CLAIMS, Sustained by Mr Sheriff Urquhart, , . 50 Additional claims sustained in the Court of Appeal, . . . . . . 122 None of the fifty admitted by Mr Urqnhart were reversed in the Appeal Court. Expunged from the old roll as dead or denuded, . ...
... WHIG RUFFIANISM. learn from the Norfolk Chronicle that at the close the meeting at the Corn Exchange, Norwich, Saturday last, held for the purpose furthering the election Gurney and Mr Windham, one of the most savage and cowardly outrages ever witnessed ...
... TORY AND WHIG CREATIONS OF PEERS. The happy result of our negotiations with Spain, and the brilliant success of our forces in Asia (which, the Times says, roust finally conclude the war), will have left the Tories not leg to stand upon. Their last violent ...
... TO THE WHIGS. Lewd reasons and defence for the warfare be against the Whig Ministry, is given by the Jain N.?!, re a private address, said to have been seth forth friends on this subject. That paper gives it u I knew Lewd Brougham) that the Whig party ...
... WASHING—IMPORTANT TO THE WHIGS. numerous and respectable meeting of the washerwomen of Kensington and the neighbourhood, held this day at the Crown and Sceptre, Mrs Euphemia Figgins in the chair. It was unanimously,— That this meeting have read with feelings ...
... HISTORY OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. The formation and subsequent changes in the composition the Whig Ministry, involve circumstances numerous and complicated, that a brief review of them, though they are yet recent, may not utterly superfluous. In November ...
... THE LATE WHIG DINNER. The Dinner given by the Whigs of Perthshire, to Mr Maule and his three Patron Peers, Lords Breadalbane, Camperdown, and Kinnaird, took place in the County Room, on Friday last. We have reported the proceedings at great length, partly ...
... THE QUEEN WHIG ARTIFICES. f From the Times.) A Ministerial Print wan pleased declare, night or two ago, that the Queen is with the kingdom, and the Court with the country.** Plain people, acknowledge, may fail to hit the meaning of this terhiage; but ...
... Whig Consisteni v In the year 14, when Lord I'ochn.ne had hcen expelled from the House Cniiinions, ottered himself for the vacant seat in Westminster ; hut the committee, at the suggestion of Major Cartwright, demanded a declaration of his princinks to ...
... DEFEAT THE WHIGS LIVERPOOL. A fneclin took place tlii? morning at eleven o’clock, and was held in the Manor Court-Room, Brown Street, for the purpose of addressing the Kin the present critical state of public affairs; it was afterwards adjourned to ...
... WHIG LIES THE DAY.” The unceasing calumnies and misrepresentations which the Whig and Radical Press direct against the Conservative* ever since the fall of their party from power, can only be accounted for on one or other of two grounds, viz. either that ...
... WHIG DINNER AT LEEDS. On Wednesday last Geo. Goodman, Esq. the Mayor of Leeds, gave a sumptuous entertainment to Lord Morpeth, Sir George Strickland, Mr Raines, and other Liberal Members of the West Hiding, in the Music Hall. Among the gentlemen present ...