blandishments of Whig or Tory, and more
... blandishments of Whig or Tory, and more ...
... blandishments of Whig or Tory, and more ...
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... MONEY ADVANCED, on Consignments and Bills et Whig ; Desk Waswente at Wines, Tess. Cognises (Beendipt i = bee, Illesigloker, Wool, Clothes, Corn, us) in the Londoe OP Or liaillwar=ead li Zirnit Debentures, and &Tip of every deserlptlesp he and Co., 3, ...
... THE SWANSEA AND GLAMORGAN HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sir R. Peel, or Lord J. Russell—to Proteetionist, Couaervative, Whig, or Radical—the same sentiment is reechoed, that this work is to lie the work of the British people—that its responsibility, ite glory ...
... CARMAItTHEN JOURNAL. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY n, Int ft LIMTV Or In L TILE NEW .11/MINISTRATION. Tut: Whig Ministry, after a preearioue of little more than Gee years, has uneapectedly arid abruptly terminated an inglorious career, which was prolific in measures ...
... Hfei: .THk. THE NEW PARLIAMENT. (From the Morning Hei'ald.) Our Whig friend (the whole London daily press now toasts but one of the clnss) returns to the subject of The Result of the Elections,” and offers us revised list, of which the sum total is thus ...
... into ',bleb Parliament is divided. The Ministerial party proper is wiled the Whig party; but the word Whig has rat different times had malty different shades of mewing. The Whigs proper of the present day are, perhaps, pretty fairly repreaented by Lord ...
... Commons. What has become of Lord John’s eminent position now!? He has sunk, again, into the old Whig clique, without being really part of their clique. The Whigs regard him with inevitable aversion and distrust They cannot forget that was Lord John Russell ...
... 4, l i dr sr* - d L. • V d T. big • ma •• •• • Whig r ...
... POETRY. THE HOPES OF THE SESSION ABE ALL FLED AWAY.—A WHIG LAMENT. AIR— The Flowers of the Forest. I've seen Pam laughing, the Derbyites chaffing, The Derbyites chaffing so jaunty and gay; Now the Whig Tapers low burn at Broadlands and Woburn The Hopes ...
... maybe ariauged in thefollowing order of cause and effect. The Whigs are in office, therefore, the people are discontented. The advisers the Crown are Whigs, therefore the Crown hampered. The Whigs ate desirous of infusing new life and vigour into the House ...