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... Stewart 1,686 1,127 PERTH, Hounia RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG CANDIDATE AND RETURN OF MR. DRUMMOND. * Singe writing my pierione cornmnnicriion. ■ome time tf.er the retnnu from the non oi the connty, the Whig esndidete, Stem* held meeting of hii friend* st the ...
... Lieotenaat-Geaeral. March 9,1840. 13. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1840. A few words npon the recent Scotch elections. The Whigs, it appears, have succeeded in retaining the Inverness burghs majority of 46; whereas the Conservatives have maintained their ...
... publication was ours: if you move step, we will clap yon up pri« sen.” Here rare House of Commons for you, Englishmen, acting under Whig influence, united with Irish domination, and treacherous or riupid succumbenoy those who should be protectors of the rights ...
... Raman hardihood. Moreover, the weight of an immeasurable debt hears on the vitals of England, and ta no Qoviraiuent, hi it Whig Tory, is any choice allowed other than advance still further the old system of unlimited extension ef trade, that is, of wealth ...
... produced! *Fructification* has been busy with our financial resources. A pretty condition we are ia forageneral war,and a famous Whig method of escape from it, will be a general submission to our enemies! Sach is the alternative placed before us by Reform ...
... abandon the fruits of his immorality, and restore to the lawful owner the powers which have been usurped from him, the virtuous Whig Secretary for Ireland will resolutely oppose that measure. The same thing might be said, and if not said, weald doubt dtne ...
... the was resolved to apply far a loan grant cf 20,WW7 foe -r.l ! (pw»«* ralwfiimi oonecVtTO in tfe« tsi*n,— GROSS INSTANCE OF WHIG TYRANNY. (Ft— UwOwniw.) M—r». Fort tad m,* tad had Itaa bwm, law agaata vwmhwvivranßOTa tkaa Wf •oaataa. At dba 4aM Dtnaearl ...
... w reara ton. While thio ie doing, wo undo«»nitbet« * meat ban oompletelj bmnbooxlod jj, womaa, wh. tal boon sent . ,h F«rt Whig job,” to form now bj which the roronae of thia oonntty *3 . onand reduction of tbedmlj « hnaij an J,{4*l ToototaUervwo anppooo ...
... t from whom he received the slanderous paragraph in question. This degree caution was highly ditable to the press, whether Whig or Tory, although he also knew it sometimes had happened that articles did obtain insertion upon the understanding that the ...
... enemy—Popery. The Whig‘speakers wefwlba Mayor, Mr. Wallace Currie, Mr. Rath bone, Mr. Said. J. Brancker, Mr. Mulligan, snd Mr. Atgitton, who spoke with their customary good temper and judgw« nt. course with an audience the great majori wham in Whig employ ail ...
... required, and whose offloes have been manufactured merely fer the sake of increasing the enormous patronage of the present Whig-Radios! Administration. At a meeting ef the board, held last week Droitwicb, tha following resolution frasproponed and carried ...
... I ral party, and it was called the Campbell Club. In 1829 they returned Lord Lansdowne, and in 1831, Mr. Cockbhbh, then the Whig Solicitor-General for Scotland. The precedent crested in Mr. Campbell’s case was followed that of Mr. Cocked**, who was returned ...