... circumstance thai sine Ihe days the Whigs produced a line, enrol celebrity. pamphleteering, essay writing, speech making, and .11 political strokes of faction, many tlieir champions have excelled ; tiii.tuce is a silei which Whigs have In ineffective anil unpractical ...

... BY UR. W. WHIGS% (I VBRAID MANUFACTURERS, AND OTHERS. W. WRIGHT Is Instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at Room No. 10, Orem.' Factory, Station Street, Nottingham, on Monday, September 14th, P 157, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precively, (unless previously ...

... WHIG MEETING AT THE HOP HIND, Oil Wednesday niiihl, the Whig renilnvous was the Hop Hind, in Fair street, and here Messrs. Adair and Hihbert both appeared, supported by their usual suite, beaded by Messrs, t’. F. and G. E. Fuarer, but with the addition ...

... B of the north of Ireland, also have had ,bitter rcason to complain of the way ixn whicb'they have. been treated by modern Whig kiiria4riei. Yt iop be gratifying to them that the government think it right th quarter the soioi of,.the late i' O'Connell ...

... 1832. The fair course woult have been to describe a radius from some central putt in each borough. The Whig Commissioners who were employed by the Whig Government in the time of the Reform excitement to mould new oonetituencies und er. stood their work ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. While the public are interested in the elevation of Mr. Macaulay and Lord Robert Grosvenor to the Peerage it may not be out of place to lay before our readers a brief resume the titles thus far conferred since her Majesty's ...

... improvements, the Whig and Tory parties had never come into collision and there is nothing to show that the latter was more averse to them than the former. From Parliamentary Reform, the one had as much to fear as the other and if the Whig 3 were more favourably ...

... THE NEW HIGHWAY BILL.—GROSS WHIG JOB. In the early part of the present month the Government introduced bill affecting the highways and turnpikes of this country, respecting which no explanation was given, or proclamation made of the sweeping changes ...

... presented \z the Whigs, it will be necessary to observe closely their treatment of their own boroughs. We do not wish at present to enumerate the boroughs which are directly under Whig influence, nor to dwell on the means taken in 1832 to protect Whig interests ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG was REDUCED 3 1 UNSTAMPED, And the Subscription was also Reduced to TEN SHILLINGS PER QUARTER, for which sum the Paper will be Delivered, in Belfast and the Vicinity, tcil/ioiU additional rkarjr. When Unstamped Paper* are forwarded Parcel ...

... THE REICN OF THE WHIGS Sib Archibald Alison, the Historian of Europe,” has published a new volume of his history, to which our literary columns make reference, and of which they furnish extracts. So prejudiced have party men become, in the heat of conllict ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG REDrCED TO 3 * UNSTAMPED, An ...