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... territorial Whigs, and the Tories —in which case the latter would probably prove successful. The thought of being represented by Tories might not be very agreeable, hut it would, perhaps, be quite as agreeable as the thought of being represented by Whigs scarcely ...
... do not vigorously oppose the pending measure, because the people have heeu promised Reform Bill by successive Governments, Whig aud lory; aud because opposition might awaken the people from their slumbers, aud cause demand for measure of more decided ...
... know the polities of the representatives of such county. The politics of the principal landowners in North Derbyshire are Whig; and Whig representatives are returned to Parliament. Had the politics of the chief landowners been Tory, no person of common a ...
... to use every exertion to throw out the measure. The onward course of Government is obstructed two classes —by disappointed Whigs, who, having been in office, expect always to be in office when their party is in the ascendant, but who, having been overlooked ...
... Lord Derby, and to have surprised and pleased him, ns he at once expressed his determination to unite with the Whig antagonist of the Whig ministry, in the carrying out of his object. The notice of Lord Aloxteagie, accompanied by the declaration of Lord ...
... CENT, rui; : TURNER and SWANN, Market-place, Stalybndge \( t OU.Vi’ BOOKS paged Mm-liin''; Deliver Rooks auJ every ' BENJAMIN whig ht , BRUSH MWVFACTVREB, 4. CLARENDON PLACE, HYDE. Ull-in.lfof Bnishes mnile or,lev the shortest notice .u.l most terms, prespnt ...
... not primarily been consulted. Such an exercise of the Lord Lieutenant could only be ascribed to desperate attempt to restore Whig influence, and to exert an improper influence at the county elections. the militia. ♦ Mr. S. Herbert moved for leave to bring ...
... and on the, whole preferring the Whigs to the Tones, lend then aid in°bringing the Whigs into power As acknowledgment lor services rendered, the Radici Is naturally expect advances towards Liberalism the part of the Whigs when they become possessed ot the ...
... unscientific cookery. daily re* ~ the advantage over professed historian, (nmenor Mscanlay-the one » other equally prejudiced Whig—had advantage dealing with the facto. They were and have, evidently, put their own party upon the colourings of the f 0 ”' ...
... party, or to catch the support of opponents —yet adopted with lukewarm insincerity and evident want of earnestness, by both Whigs and Tories. Perhaps it was most prudent that the sore question of Pari iamentary Privilege and the action of the Upper House ...
... was also the prayer of Dr. Peary, the chapbiin.” Dr. Johnson, when was in a good was .la. nf tbAt “the Devil was the first Whig! If»o, the wig question must hare been Old Scratch —Punch. Wny.—“ Well, farmer, you told your wood was goo,! place for hunting ...
... PUDDINGS AT HALF PRICE BY (whig Harp« Twelvotrees’ Baking and Pastry Powder when making Pudding-. D^pHngj the will be increased NEARLY ONE HALF ! Try a Penny Packet for some puddings and con'puke wholesome, and digestible bread . TiTfl- mMie WITHOUT ...