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... WHIG MORALITY. ♦ TO THK EDJTOXI OK THK MOKXIXO TOST. Sin — lt is no doubt very convenient to the Whig party nov to argue that the putting down the African slave trade, by compulsory means, is impossible. I quite agree with them in that opinion, but the ...
... WHIG CHURCH PATRONAGE. ■» TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINQ FOST. Sir— The voracious Minto tribe are again at work ! I | perceive by last night's Gazette, that the Rev. Gilbert Elliot, j A.M., is appointed to the district Rectory of Trinity, in the parish ...
... WHIG PURITY OF ELECTION. The following address from the Liberal Member for West Gloucestershire confirms our statement of the day before yesterday, as to Lord Fitzhardinge's kind j intentions towards his family. We hope that some of those Liberal advocates ...
... both the Whig and Conservative Govern- { ments. To the former party, tho tables must have been very unpalatable indeed; inasmuch, as many of their con- tents and notes appended to them, are in direct opposition to fundamental principles of Whig political ...
... LOUIS PHILIPPE AND HIS FRIENDS THE WHIGS. -♦ (From the Morning Chronicle of yesterday.) We sec that one of our contemporaries partakes of the doubt which has been expressed by certain orgaus of the French Government at Paris, as to tho reality of the ...
... We know not whether the opinions of the Whig or , O'Connellite Ministers continue to be indicated , by authority in their old and faithful organ, the j Morning Chronicle, or whether the rumour be true ; that official communication is transferred to ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE. TO THI EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — l could hardly credit the announcement I read from the Gazette, that a Mr. Elliot had been appointed to the ! rectory of Trinity parish, Marylebone. The first question j that occurred to me was ...
... THE REV. GILBERT ELLIOT. TO TUB 1DIT0» OP THE MO-WHIG rOiT. Sir— An Inquirer in your paper ofthe 30th takes much pains to show, by quoting certain Acts of Parliament, thai it is utterly impossible for clergymen, instituted alter s certain date, to hold ...
... TO BENJAMIN BOND CABBELL, ESQ., M.P. Respected Sir— Although a Liberal in politics, yet certainly not a Whig, permit me to gratulate you on your return to Parliament for the borough of St. Albans in place of the Earl of Listowel, who would be a Lord of ...
... Fruen (of Cheltenham;, for the Whig-Radicals. The fol- lowing is the result : — Conservative objections — Sustained 37, failed 15; Conservative claims — Sustained 29, failed I ; Whig objections — Sustained 19, tailed 9 ; Whig claims—sus- tained 29, failed ...
... THE FINEST PISANTRI. • The Whigs have always flattered the worst passions of th Irish populace. The Whigs have always lent themselves t the propagation of the false and brutal cant about the op- pressions with which for centuries England is alleged ...
... council lors of whom nine were Tories, and five Whigs, have been replaced by three tories and eleven Whigs, so that the Town Council now consists of 29 Whigs, Councillors, and 13 lories, which, with 14 Whig Aldermen, make a total of 43 >\ higsand 13 Tories ...