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... persons would feel exceedingly dissatisfied and alarmed at being sent back to their constituents before the full term of the Whig Septennial Act had run out, we never doubted. We told them 80 while that reformed Parliament was sitting,which commenced the ...
... CHESHIRE, SOUTH.—Mr. Tollemache, who courageously the applicants lied used due diligence to endeavour to came forward on the Whig interest, when Lord Grosvenor get their weights and measures re-stamped according' to resigned, has discovered that discretion ...
... prosperity their country; and whatever may be your political creed, reject the noisy needy Radical declaitncr, and the subtle Whig, whose mitwatd show liberality mere pretext to disgiiD>e his mercenary views. Return men of subsNnce and character,and you ...
... ; and it is MY duty, as well as my inclination, to lay before you the sentinsenta I profess. Though not a party man, I am a Whig in principle ; and shall always be found an unflinching Reformer, being prepared to carry the spirit of Reform wherever it ...
... paragraph into his publication of Tuesday last, and added, most unquestionable authority,” that the statement *hicb he ( The Whig,) has obtruded on the community, is as complete falsehood as ever yet figured in that Journal, rich as it in rhetorical artifices ...
... that Gentleman, in his first address, declared that he offered himself your notice because rejmrts had reached him that two Whig Candidates were in the field. Upon the present occasion, lie ascribes such step to gratitude for former services ; but, gaining ...
... whose trident she wields, will focal the winds and storms which have been imprudently let loose Europe by the policy of the Whigs.” recommend the perusal of this to Lord Palmerston ! NAVAL IS, PKOMOTIONS, &c. C*nt»in—Williim Hotoino, „ Comraamlcri—C. A ...
... li late Whig Ministry in a manner credit to his fidelity to a party legislator for a whole nation. worse treated by any party thar Ministers. The circumstances the recollection of the public. was as cleverly jostled out of General by his Whig friends ...
... called, Chao. 1.-8. A Summary of the Times, in Nursery R himes-8. Andubon's Ornithological Biography-10. Letter from a Liberal Whig-11. Noctes Am broslanm, No. 70.—William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, and T.Cadell, Strand, London. ...
... Esq., of Leeds. _ . M. BAlexs' address, in seconding the foregoing, was terse and pointed. He has usually been considered a Whig, and, therefore, his remarks are entitled to some degree of attention. He said— After the broad avowal which has been recently ...
... customers. From j lx they are proverbial for meanness and not! '■-• ' mvever, I happen to have a Whig landlord— - i x.i .carcelj call turn— a Radical- Whig landlord, and ' F - ?? worrying me to vote for his men. I told him 1 i r > '• 11- .,e. lured that ...
... some weeks. Could anything be more disgraceful than this? The Duke of Wellington, and he a military character! With regard to Whig and Tory, there are but two parties that I recognise —viz., reformers and anti-reformers. The shadow of Sir Robert Peel (Mr ...