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... the Whigs. Your readers must determine for themselves, whether the Whigs of the nineteenth century are the true descendants of those here represented. AN OLD SUBSCRIBES. The Whigs 1711—I do not take the heads, advocates, and followers of the Whigs to ...
... tlie list of Voters for the County affixed the Church doors, I find carried out opposite the names of nearly equal number Whigs and Tories the words objected to. Several persons are said to be objected to whom I had intended to oppose, and I thought ...
... yourselves Whigs and Radicals upon your estates and your private affairs—if you give your patronage ana your custom to Whig and Radical stewards, tenants, and tradesmen, prav be so good as give your votes in Parliament also to the supporters of Whig and Radical ...
... any case their resistance can but fortify the popular tendencies of the new Cabinet. and consolidate its power.—M. Chron, The Whig newspapers have providently enough been cautioning the public against die very unreasonable expectation that, at advanced a ...
... the Tories, in the view of the speedy dissolution of Parliament, and that there is little or no exertion on the part of the Whigs and Reformers. This is not as it should be. The Tories have already decided advantages from the excellent arrangements of the ...
... and ignorant deuiocratical republic Times. The difficulties which lie in the way the construction of a Whig Cabinet have been created by the Whigs themselves. their eagerness to drive Sir Kobert Peel's Administration from office before its measures of ...
... which, from the ability the preauher, we have no doubt will made. The question whether this town to be represented by Tory or Whig Members will soon be decided. The nomination takes place Tuesday next, and the days for polling are fixed for Wednesday and ...
... Crack Designs by R. Seymour. All will be delighted with the Squib but those who are burnt. It fizzt-s and bounces every body. Whig, Tory, or Radical, without mercy, but not without wit, for It is full of keenness and satire.— Metropolitan. A nice little ...
... that, from 11504 to the middle of lttlll, Mr. J. S. Copley was, the circuit and in all private society, not merely Whig, and more than Whig, but confirmed democrat, and notorious Jacobin. Shortly after Mr. Coplev's celebrated defence of the wretched ...
... iLf nd j U •''Vl'ear with which the Tory Press had laboured to fright the Isle from its propriety, 1'. re ln rt in case the Whigs should e 111 of state, has dwindled into thin smoKe. country was taught believe that a division of opinion existed between ...
... s of the coining Parliament will be few in number ; the ultra-Radicals will be still more limited; while the Conservative Whigs and the Conservative Tories present the bold front of a strong army, sufficient to set at nought the attempts both the hereditary ...
... intention to abolish the Court, found that, at very little expense, it might be abolished. recommended the abolition to the Whig Government, which carried into effect. Mr. Abercromby made no terms for himself, but Parliament, bestowed on him a pension ...