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... 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 ...
... THE WHIG REWARD FOR VALOUR (NOT THB VICTORIA CROSS). We had little hope when we penned a few remarks a week or two back, upon the Strange doing's at the Admiralty, tbat we should so soon have to chronicle the happy event of tbe retirement of tbe prime ...
... THE WHIG PEER AND THE TORY CANDIDATE. The public generally are aware that consequence of the lamented death of Mr. Stafford there is a vacancy in the representation of the northern division of Northamptonshire. The Conservative candidate is Mr. G. Ward ...
... Btokotosaii.—Hairy Venrer, Claydoo How, Winslow, Bucks, baa offered bimaelf as candidate foe this borough Whig principles. Sir Harry represented the borough when it was first opened by the Reform of 1832, and continued in that position till his in 1841 ...
... says : The Whig party has ever been odious to the English people, and, in spite of all the devices and combinations, it may be observed that in the long run the English nation declares against them. The reason of this is. that the Whigs are an anti-national ...
... the Peterloo massacre,” when he rent into shreds the “ constitutional” arguments and the “Whig principles” of Mackintosh and other Whig barristers. Was it on “ Whig principles” that Mr Plunket took office under Lord Liverpool in 18*22, and held it under ...
... LONDONDERRY ELECTION. FIRST DAY'S POLL. Clarke (Conservative) 2234 Grier. (Whig) 1401 Majority ...
... their equals present in the Whig Bar. All the eleven Whigs have been promoted, and n °w, - aYe attained used out. Sto k estminster-hall is the same oneofthe ni briSant COn T % after the lon- te.n rt oftho pc - 1830 ' Whig allacc, Mr. Crampton, Mr. O'T ...
... did he exhort his hearers to vote for Ferrand, and no Whig Popery? How long ago was it since he was found with others forming au association to protect this borough from the base and bloody Whigs? Further, I would ask to what to be traced the change ...
... the country met on nearly equal terms, and the Whigs were only able to retain office at the price of the Lichheld-house compact. Even in latter years, when circumstances became favourable to them, the Whig party broke down 1839 and 1841, and failed public ...
... BEWARE | Professor Tailfellow. I know a Premier rare to see, Take care! lie can both Whig and Tory be, Beware ! Trust him not, he is fooling thee He has two Peels amongst his mob, Take care The squab called Fred, and the squib called Bob, Beware ! Trust ...
... takes the seat filled in the last parliament by Mr. Hanbury, who stands lowest on the poll, and whose principles are old Whig. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Rust (c) 1174 Heatheote (l) 1104 Fellowes (c).. 1093 Mr. Heathcote, Liberal, thus displaces Mr. Fellowes ...