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... declares that he haa done witfa the Whigs. The people, he says, would be nothing the better for the Whigs coming into office again to-morrow, and therefore the Repealers will ia future treat with equal indifference the Whig and Tory claimants, both inthe ...
... Walter Savage Lander and the Editor ol lilack wood's Magazine— lo. The Burial March of Dundee— ll. Lord Ellenborough and the Whigs. William Blackwood and Sons, 45, George-street, Edinburgh, an.t 22, Pall-mall, London. THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE (Edited ...
... presence. None are Genuine unless signed George Berry, Analytical Chemist. Sold°who!e- -ale and retail by J. Munns, Patent Skin Whig Maker, 10, Alders- sate-street, near the New Post-office ; G. Watton, Yarmouth ; King, Brighton ; and all respectable Perfumers ...
... ment of the CivU and Criminal Law ; Bentham, RomUly, Macin- tosh. Peel, &c— s. Parliamentary Reform — 6. Reign and Ruin of Whig-Radicalism— 7. Restoration of the Conservatives to Power— 8. A Night in the Houses of Lords and Commons. N. H. Cotes, 130, ...
... 'etters extend from 1719 to 1760, the last eleven years of George the Second.) life, and include notices of all : the deplorable Whig intrigues and faction fights which distinguished 1 those years. — Examiner. London: Lougman. Brown, Green, aud Longmans. New ...
... apartments, or cham bers, can have all they icquire estimate-.! and coctruct.-d foi. when tfcey wiH find by such means the whig almost incredible I EAMONSON and CO. being content wuh a mere shade of profit, | which the quantity enables them to do. Purchasers ...
... HOWES ai > d HART respectfully invite the Nobility and , Public to inspect their splendid assortment of superb INDIA I SHAW LS, whig) '.ly ?? reduction in the duty enables them to I ofier at prices unpr«.e_-nte4lylow. They beg also to state that their i j ...
... copious extracts from the private and unpublished DOCt - ' MENT, of which only two copies are known to exist, issued by ■ the Whig Government in 1835, as tbe proposed basis of the New- Poor Law Act, quoted by Mr. Walter, MP., in the House of Com- mons ...
... letters extend from 1749 to 1760, the la=t eleven years of George the Second's life, and include notices of all the deplorable Whig intrigues and faction fights which distinguished those years. — Examiner. London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. LINNEAN ...