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... THE LAST WHIG MOVE « TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING PObT. Sir — Lord John Russell has issued an address to the elec- i tors of the city of London, in which his only objects appear | to be to give them a little lecture, and to exhort them to ! present petitions ...
... the misshapen, chaotic mass of Radicalism, assuming by degrees the regular proportions and constitutional form of Whig principles. The Whig element is as essential to the health of the body politic, as the Tory ele- ment ; and the absolute absorption of ...
... MORE WHIG ADHESION TO THF LEAGUERS. MR. LABOUCHERE ON THE CORN LAWS. TO THE BAILIFFS OF THB BOEOUOH OF TAUNTON Gentlemen-I understand that it is intended to invite you to call a public meeting of the inhabitants of Taunton, to twlt'wm Sit t the Cora ...
... The Whigs and the Corn laws— Miicr. atf^-s^F_r__r_js__ffS_s_ feeling they can entertain towards the Opposition leader of the House of Commons. The declaration of Lord J R__ sel. has made it the bounden duty of every agriculturist to sustain a Conservative ...
... both Whig and Tory, suc- ceeded in getting their candidates elected. The Council now consists of fourteen Whig aldermen, twenty Tories, and i twenty-two Whig councillors. Lincoln. — Three years ago the corporation of Lincoln I was exclusively Whig-Radical ...
... inconveniences of holding the pen of a too ready writer. It is said that the Whigs as a body will not con- sent to make League principles the principles of their Government. But are the Whigs, therefore, to forego the present opportunity of forming an Admi- nistration ...
... introduced for the first time by the coun- try party— the polite name for the Whig patriots. Then let us hear how another Whig writer speaks of the Anti-Revolution Whigs. Preferring to this period, Mr.Hallam remarks that the encroachments under the ...
... those dangers with which it had been threatened by the fixed-duty schemes, or Free-trade doctrines of the Whigs. 3. The modification of the Whig Poor Law, and the amelioration of those harsh regulations in which poverty appeared to be regarded as crime ...
... —Conservative claims allowed 3- objec- tions sustained, 108 Whig Radical claims allowed, 2;ob- jections sustained, 88. St. Marylebone.— Conservative claims allowed 21 • objections sustained, 657. Whig Radical claims allowed 7 : objections sustained, 513. St ...
... 1 ; Whigs. Now, mark the proportions of the elective j body concerned in this political operation. The 362 j members returned to uphold the Corn Laws, were re- presentatives of 620,142 electors, while the (271 members returned to support the Whig j scheme ...
... denique fines Quo. ultra citraque, nequit consistere rectum Wednesday, February 5, 1845 Ttie Contented Whigs— An Ungrateful Herald— Where mre the Whigs t— The Ministerial Declaration— Peace with an increase of Naval Force— Neighbours' Civilities — Roman ...
... MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Bewdley (Worcestershire). — On Saturday three Con- servatives and one Whig were elected. The Council of Bewdley is chiefly composed of gentlemen of Conservative polities. Bikv St. Edmund's.— On Saturday last the municipal election ...