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WHIGS AND TORIES

... WHIGS AND TORIES. suppose it will freely admit ted that we are not of the number of those who have given a servile support to the Whig Ministry. No one, imagine, will say that have not invariably canvassed their measures in a spirit of rigorous independence ...

THE WHIG-RADICAL GOVERNMENT

... THE WHIG-RADICAL GOVERNMENT. Tlie manner w*luch tlie Government is carried on, while tlie amiable faiuiant Premier remains domesticated at the Palace, is quite worth notice. A short time sinee some gentleman was appointed Sheriff of county, ami gazetted ...

CERATES AND A WHIG JUSITOP

... CERATES AND WHIG JUSITOP. copy the following from the Berkshire Chronicle;— The now Bishop of Hereford, on entering tho duties of his has announced his intention to introduce an important reform among Ms clergy. 11 Lordship has given notice, that will ...

WHIG X.CCXS7.ATXOV

... WHIG X.CCXS7.ATXOV. Tl;c old proverb, - that tinker, whilst stopping'one hole makes two, perfectly applicable to our present legislators. Often ignorant upon the subjects tliey presume legislate upon ; with narrow views, directed to a single )K>int only ...

TOTAL DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS AT BIRMINGHAM BY THE CHARTISTS

... TOTAL DEFEAT OF TIlE WHIGS AT BIRMING HAM BY TUE CHARTISTS. ?? (From the ilmorninq Clronile, Ministerial Paper.) RihrMinyheam, ?? ?? most. ox-6airdlinaiV scene I have ever witnessed was tliat presented in ?? this day. A public meeting had been convened ...

Published: Saturday 02 February 1839
Newspaper: Oxford Journal
County: Oxfordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 942 | Page: 2 | Tags: News 

party ; the great body of the Whigs coalesced with the Radicals, and voted against their leader. So deep was

... party ; the great body of the Whigs coalesced with the Radicals, and voted against their leader. So deep was his mortification the unexpected result, that for twelve hour* (though the thing was but little known at the time) he was out. sent in his resignation ...

Palmerston and Sir George Staunton, the' two Whig candidates have been defeated for South Hants, and two ..

... Palmerston and Sir George Staunton, the' two Whig candidates have been defeated for South Hants, and two elected. Sir George Murray, Mailer-General the Ordnance, lias been ousted for Perthshire the Hon. Pox Manic, ll« former. The Rcfoimers hail this the ...

Opinion* Public Journals*. TlWEi—The Whig Radicals, understand, have commenced tbetr ** svraep,” prevailing lib ..

... Opinion* Public Journals*. TlWEi—The Whig Radicals, understand, have commenced tbetr ** svraep,” prevailing lib Majesty cancel the appointment I xml lleytewbury Govet nor General of India. When this noble lord has been employed former occasions discharging ...

LYING “ BY AUTHORITY.”

... have mid one hundred times that there truth in n natural Radical, or Whig-Radical, and in repeating the assertion, we furnish proof of the accuracy of our charge from the columns of Whig-Radical newspaper, which boosts itself the especial favourite “of the ...

22. Westminstsr Lender

... Plants vic*i North Gloucester Phiijictts , Berkeley Boston Duke Wilks, For Messrs. Davies, Duke, and Philpotts arc Whigs succeeding Whigs, and Mr. Plants is sncooedityi a PREACHERS. At Carfax, Sunday morning, the Rev. Mr. Jacobson; evening, the Rev. Mr ...

BANBURY, APRIL 29

... honour. To explain Whigs have ib*- temiinod,that siiiteof Banbury oig taken a most active part placing and keeping thesaUl Whigs in office—in spite of the town having iKtrliamentary Mat at eonutinnd. and in the service the said Whigs—it is not place i»f ...

THE BALLOT

... from intimidation long there is open voting ; but whether Whigs or Radicals men will abuse their power if they can. We can affirm, too. from some knowledge of election contests, that the Whigs laugh at the notion that the choice should be free.” Why, ...