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... Ward—Mr. Barrett, hatter, Kirkgate, Chartist; and Mr. Jos. Gill, merchant, Whig. Hunslet Ward. Mr, Richard Bayldon, highway surveyor, Whig: and Mr. Wm. West, analytical chemist, Whig. I__DVSBTISKMKNT.] London and Croydon Railway —The deputation appointed ...
... The show of hands was in favour of Captain Lindsay, the Conservative ; and poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Thickness, the Whig. The poll took place ou Thursday, and the Conservative was returned by a clear majority of 62. Representation of Cork Mr. Serjeant ...
... ve candidate for this district of Burghs, is likely to be opposed by Lord Kilmarnock, eldest son of the Earl Errol, in the Whig interest. Lord Chamberlain's Office, Feb. 17- ■ Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold Levees, at St. James's Palace ...
... entertain with regard to the appointing him Emolument does not require, but political Power clearly dose. Te Conservatives and Whigs, therefore, alike, 1 appeal upon principle, and I ask them ought a Ministerial Office like this made available carry out design ...
... the house to withdraw the resolution alto-ether. They were founded on a budget which had proved bubble, and bad burst. The Whig party had proved itself be made of very compressible material. They had wisely yielded in this caße to the public voice. But ...
... misruled our Native Land. The Whigs first obtained Office by eiciting the people into Treason and Rebellion, and then transported them for following the very advice and example which they themselves had given. The Whigs proclaimed themselves the friends ...
... misruled our Native Land. The Whigs first obtained Office by exciting the people into Treason and Rebellion, and then transported them for following the very advice and example which they themselves had given. The Whigs proclaimed themselves the friends ...
... affair was a Whig Trick secretly ooncocted for the purpose of blinding yon to the real reasons of the present distress of the Working Classes, and indu- cing you again to shout at the ensuing Election '• Morpeth, Strick- land and the Whigs for ever, and ...
... Mr. Hume's Pf n n ot ure to oppose was the shortening the duration parlraments, for annual and triennial parliaments were a Whig invention, and consequently an object of his dislike. He descri, e J', B '' i 0 advocated Mr. time's measure of reform as— ...
... I. The Whig Dissolution— ll. Free Trade for Ever, and every thing cheap. A New Election Song— Ul. The Colman s— lV. Marquinez and La Collegiala— V. Plato's Republic— VL The World of London. Part 3.— VLL The June Gale— VllL Ten Years of the Whigs— lX. Ten ...
... Congratulations to my Friends upon the •recent announcement. One. at least, of our Opponents has suddenly disappeared. The Whig Leaders — the would-be Mono- polists of the Riding, — fancy they have anoth r and a better resource— they have abandoned ...
... nature— -Wpre-eimnently humane, ?? friendly, so generous, so enthusiastic. and so good, to fail an easy prey to his unscrupulous Whig enemies, whose silly dupe Thornhill must be? Will you suffer tbe friend of the late lamented Michael Thomas Sadler to be thus ...