Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... WHIG PROMISES AND WHIG MISRULE. At recent meeting of tbe inhabitants of Middlesex to promote the Reform Movement. Mr. Williams late M.P. for Coventry, drew the following remarkable contrast between the promises of the Whigs and their performances since ...
... THE WHIGS. (From Frastr's Magazine for September). In the annate of political strife there has never occurred so entire and irretrievable defeat as that which the whigs have sustained. party they are fairly extinct in the nation. have repealers, we have ...
... THE WHIGS. When Dr. Johnson said that the first Whig was the devil, he little dreamt that a generation was approaching which would disclose every mark of the paternity down to the very tail. How the old gentleman must chuckle at the glowing family resemblance ...
... THE WHIGS. TORT TRAWL 1821-40. Debt pail a 47,771,56, WllllO TIN 1831-40. Taus remitted, . . - -,-- isdactiagraw ba ea £3,124.000 DIM et.. Naos. rouste_V 111.1 set M. ) _ ...
... THE WHIGS. (From the Times.) Exactly as had been foreboded by the miserable ex. Ministers who must now be designated par excellence Her Majesty's opposition, the Conservative candidates for Cambridge and Ludlow have been triumphantly returned; and thus ...
... THE WHIGS. (from the spectator). The proper function of the Whig Ministry ceased when the Reform Bill was carried ; it would have been happy for their reputation as statesmen had they been turned out of place immediately after it was catried. The impoitance ...
... publish. The following is a table of the objections made by the Tory aud Whig parties in this borough, during the last four years, viz. In the year Objections by Tories, Objections by Whigs. 1837 on see 260 ane see see O04 1838 485 one . ae W 1839 . 467 one ...
... ...
... The Whigs. (Abridged from Heads of llis People.') Tlio Whig party, unfortunately for itself, is not only very small, hut it daily becomes smaller. Like all other parties it has its divisions. There are old Whigs and new Whigs; moderate ...
... ecclesiastical policy the Whigs. He made his election—he chose to stick to the Whigs and his usder-secrctaryship, and the people Lambeth preferred another representative —so with General Fox. It is more than probable-that the Whig place-men generally calculated ...
... got him bailed out but gaye him ! ote, and he toted for the Whig puritans. are few instances —a sample of the Whig ' * it be possible to convince an election ce > the majority ef whom are Whigs—then and Rennie will speedily be in Position to their friends ...
... the Whigs, and the only party to whom the payment of bribes could be traced was the Whigs themselves. Mr. Coppock has adopted the plan the York Whigs, and we wish him joy of his enviable position. But bad is th« Ludlow case, the doings of the Whigs Newark ...