| 10 ENGLAND, ON THE RESUL T OF HER ELECTIONS. INFATUATED Inle, that dost expel Most eloquent, sincerest, ..
... vain ignore their due. | What, though its idiot-laugh your toils requite, The People’s Parliament survives in you. | —Northern Whig. ...
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SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1837. Mr. Disraeli, according to the weathercock leading journal,” secs himself in the vista ..
... for any journal to demur to giving them credit for that great reform, because some whig law reformers had assisted in framing one or more of the Bills; just because whig lord-chancellor, neither Lord Trcbo nor Lord Cranwobtb would ever grapple with the ...
the LIVEEPOOL DAILY matt,
... farthing per copy remains toward* waste, spoils, into paramount Whig oligarchy ; albeit the ictanu, and the inaumenhl* espnue* nccewery „ gQ Tcrn families tenaciously cling to their Whig even that infinitesimal fraction. tradition that they alone are ...
THE MIDDLESEX ELECTION
... Lrvatism is dead,” as announced in some of the electioneering placards. Among the causes which hare contributed the success of the Whig candidates, first and foremost is the delay in selecting candidate on thepart of the conservatives. had oome be generally supposed ...
THE CLUBS OF LONDON. WE take the following from an excellent paper in the new number of the National Review:
... body, and formed the March Club,'—more Jacobite, more Anglican, more rampant in its hatred of the Whigs, than the society from which it branched. The Whig leaders, on their part, had their club in Shire-lane, at the house of a famous mutton pieman, one ...
THE RBCRNTELECTION IN THE STEWARTRY OF KIRKCUDBRIGHT
... HT. “To —— with the Po: pe tiring member, John M lackie, ” has won the day. The re- might almost be called a Tory. » was a Whig, who county has been car:ied, after a severe con’ test, by his eon, James Mackie, Esq., oppozed by George Maxwell, » of Glenlee ...
CIBCULAR
... (Saturday.) the 23th instant. thebroad.generou., and reformat ,m .n*« «n«efnnnn princtple. of Engluh Torynm. . *V higgu>m and the Whigs, and all who have ever • - T . . r ? tINCES 0TJI been asaocialed with them, scarcely faro much WS» Saw «fai*«l their htUaUoa ...
DYER'S PATENT SELF-REEFING , FURLING, AND SECURING SAILS. Extracts of a Letter received from the Brig ARAB, of ..
... end LOWS AT TRIM PORT „Assess. WAUGH AND CARTER, TOWER SARDEN. WATER STREET. NNW. 111 I b pa& I havard homiest w Sallie 'a Whig Let the slip lit the yin skew i , vie the I - . ...
SUMMARY
... himself was not a bit-by-bit reformer. The I Whigs, by their reform measure, extinguished the Tory close boroughas, but kept their own ; 11 and now that the counties were found to be a generally Conservative, the Whigs wanted to tamper with the county franchise ...
Count or CHaNcERY.—A return the order of the Hause of Lords, of the number of appeals has issued, at petitions,
... system of terrorism with which it would seem we are even in this town. I sm desirous of recurring to parliaments of which the Whigs deprived us. I shall withhold from every ministry which will not originate some great mea- sure to condition of the lower orders ...
SEM BLE Man.—They have ap in Conn., a man 102 years 7 months old, who two miles from home in
... expressing a universal feeling when-we say that Mr. Horsman has been an unparalleled failure in the Irish government.—Northern Whig. ‘© SCHOLARS.—A = place a Thursday evening, Clement's Girls’ They were a Sanday classs which~was zealously conducted by Miss ...
NOTES ON IRELAND
... enunciation of Liberal principles. Whilst the are ut:ing the screw upon their tenantry, ' rqU Si has addressed a letter to die Whig, which says, Although I feel the most sincere desire fur my cousin, Mr. Kert .ocean, I will net interfere with the votes ...