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... sell himself once and his wife twice. Arabella Wiggius, sold to Tory mud Whig, votes for Radice,. John Wiggles, promised to Whig, rotes for Tory. lionoria Wiggins, promised to Whigs, votes for Radical In this way the families of the poor, under the of Me ...
... electors under the respective tiers of Lord Mostyn (Whig), and Sir W. M. Wynn (*rimy). The former, with thr aid such voters as are liberal and independent, has generally ii. e„ suree . atul ; but the present Whig member, with the wawa of self-preservation, votes ...
... their stilted', order that everybody may know the ▪ the rurmy bas made. 7 It dues not nuke the Tories stronger then the Whigs, nor the Whigs than the Tories, for both are equally guilty of this species of tyrenny ; and any partisular system of measures futile ...
... sister Mout i tame reuse. Ar wishes of her lion, stood roots I. Wins. The darity machine What Inlet um beep ci secretly for 11.. Whig and Tory. redemption to rx to versuadrd by ber. The Collo' mor family b..] Wakes- Arabella Radical. John Wiggins Ilouurir %VI ...
... deaths through the war parties had been countermanded. John Lamb, the well-known agricultural correspondent of the ' Northern Whig,' states th.t about 32 or 33 years ago we had quite as late a spring as the recent one, and that the harvest was one of the ...
... MR. LLOYD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY M it. LLOYD, ki ll s WILLI‘Orpu Carrier d as ot HOLD • 'mixt u ..4 id 1 Duff (Haw mots Whig ill let !pails MA Tait A .If ..11/ ; Eli Lne o Antall . ,ill I nail: Or q i, a si : m i 'VP ,eat 4 9r . 4 hi 19 lost by lg ...
... gentlemen to be duly elected. Mr. Dillwyn, in returningj i panks to the electors, told them that he had begun I as a moderate Whig, end although in hie youth he had entertained rather extreme views, he was a Liberal still. He was an advocate for free trade ...
... time it was made, nor has be since, We advert to these facts with reluctance, be. came we respect on many points the great Whig leader : but we wish him to retain his consistency and probity intact, and not give to the factions by whom he is opposed and ...
... hawed!, he would call into court a gentleman who was no opponent of the retail dealer, who was neither a Conservative nor a Whig, but who was s strong Radical,—namely, the editor of the • Lanced,' who told die publie that every article of medicine, of ...
... the orecupation of Owen isswic The respective tenants will show the properties. and for further particulars apply to A. T. WHIG**, Esq., of Ilendre, near Hammitt', to Mr. Solicitor, Wolverhampton, and Mears. & Dolgelley, and at respective Whets particulars ...
... 'Toryism —Puseyism, Traotarianiam is the summum bonum of one party. Where in that party will the merit of the Reformer, the Whig, the Evangelical stand I fear it is seldom appreciated, and more seldom rewarded, even in the days of grey-hairs. Doubtless ...
... agitation of 1818, which, he said, was earned through Portofino-at in the short space of 24 hours, and which lie designated the Whigs' gagging bill, he read a clause in it (as a further warning to them to keep order) making it a felony, punishable with tr ...