... e, V are Whiff boroughs, owned by leading Whig j, and it is to my mind very doubtful if the Tories y wielded those properties more corruptly than have. That every man has his price is a tr f j$ the Whig camp, the author of the phrase of the first ...

... os^ j irfshi tinguished as the mover of the resolutions Q Church, which in 1834 led to the * ecessl ° et n.rr to the the Whig Ministry. Sir H. WBrd ,' '! , ( . I1 t from IS*. Admiralty Lord John Russell's iT °\ intcn Lord High to 1849, in which latter ...

... Ministerial agents complain much of Lord Panmure, who gave his proxy against the second reading of the bill. If there was a Whig, says a London writer, whom the commonest gratitude for benefits received should have attached to the present Premier it ...

... on the Paper Excise Duty Repeal and which, it is said, will be supported by LLoorrdd Overstone and Sir F. Baring, two former Whig Chancellors of the Exchequer, as well ashy the entire strength of the Tories in the Upper House, has excited much sensation ...

... and what was the result That when the Tories were in office, the Whigs were very earnest about reform. (Cheers.) And had it not been always so, more or less ? If they wanted to see the Whigs in earnest, they must put them on the Opposition benches. (Applause ...

... His faith, and were members of the Church, who before denied the divinity of our Lord. They did not wonder at the Northern Whig —the proprietors of which were Unitarians—decrying the movement, but they did wonder that the Times did not give successful ...

... ilareiwich, auctioneer, of illiton, ;war IVells. 31r. liardWich having Levu informed of the loss of rome planks, and suspicion Whig directed Pearce, a search warrant was obtained on the :rd Instant, and theertv found in his posset:4prisoner ou. The st.tted ...

... Is, 4d, and Is 8d per lb. Wholesale Agents : LONGMAN, LEONARD, & ROBINSON, Counterslip, Bristol ; And Retail by the folio whig Agents :— Bristol—Bateman, 27, West Chepstow—W. J. Williams. St.; E. Cook, Redcliff Hill. Gloucester—C. Jeynes, 159, Axbridge—S ...

... almost every household, and, more or less, into every circle throughout Christendom. He especially referred to the Northern Whig, published in Belfast; the chief proprietors and conductors of which were Unitarians, and the revival was in no way favodrable ...

... and orderly belie% lour after the Dismissal of the Corp; and the Coaninanithm (Meer hopes that the good feeling at present =Whig between the two Corp., and most especially caused on this occasion, will always continue. The A DJUTANT's DULL 1.. on IV MTh ...

... A letter from Mr. Leathern on this subject, addressed to the Times, is given elsewhere. We may add that the Leathams are Whigs, and not, as is often supposed, members of the Society of Friends. In fact, the divergence of opinion between them and Mr. ...

... meetings he must appear as either Liberal or Conservative. The editor's choice was very soon made. He would be by profession a Whig, and by practice a Tory; he would huitt with the hounds, ansl run with the hare. I have noticed the course of conduct of this ...