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... ing Trimmer on Church-rates ?Is Finsbury to go back to old Whig notions when Whigs themselves have cast them off? We hope if Finsbury does return Mr. MILLS she will take from him a pledge to vote for the abolition of all compulsory power to levy Church-rates ...
... TOBACCONIST, 41. WIBT4TAZIT. INVITES the atteation of GENTLEMEN AL Se bie NEW et TONIAOOO NW MAIM be esa as Whig at mid la MINIS OONDITION. ,Ziolke.—rabilease mailed et ...
... ELECTION —D£CLJ* WHIG-RADICALISM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE T/ SIR,—It not wise to count your chickens hatched ; but this was done by your i the case cf the Tynemouth Election. They were t . a glorious triumph ; and must be very galling Te out that ...
... A NEW VERSION OF AN OLD SONG, TO BE SUNG AT THE GUEAT DEMONSTRATION. Whigs wha wi' Russell fed, Whigs wham Lambton afteu led, Welcome to our table spread, And oratoree. Now's the day, and now's the hour! Liberal throats exert your power, Cheer your ...
... ??? Disttillatios Northern Whig says Instances are daily occtuingof the increase illicit distillation, owing the high price spirits ; but, thanks to the vigilance and activity the police, the attempts the smugglers to the revenue are generally unsuccessful ...
... TYNEMOUTH ELECTION. THE WHIGS SET FORTH BY LIBERAL, EDIT0R °F THE NEWCASTLE DAILV JOURNAL. ftot *^ at under the peculiar circumstances you will publish +v 1 e Daily Journal, or in some way Xec u'ti v * better. It is rejoinder to a reply signed 0 Reform ...
... OUR WHIG MEMBER, COLONEL COKE. To the Editor of the Norfolk Chronicle. Sir,—The clerical supporters of Col. Coke must have been highly delighted at his recent doings in Parliament. After becoming interval of bashful coyness, this blushing guardsman has ...
... PROM TIN nw Asimarcit.—Aa the met and returns of the Comm are Whig Made public, we beheld more clearly the march sad direction of the which heen Ming up. dasiellemiTa:swesttatehotesenennlisdiaglad.ll4taTiotio;t4W:lalansethlspastioullalms-Manewest ...
... forbearance of the Whigs, of whom he still claims to be • portion, because the taxation is ' not imposed so as to prim most lightly on the permanent acurces of industry and prosperity ; on the contrary, to weigh heaviest on the necessaries of life, and ...
... this once great party has come to, and to become convinced that belief in Whigs is only a belief in a shadow of past greatness? This is not the first occasion on which the Whigs have shown symptoms of this malady. Its first attack came on in the days of ...
... Fabßrimless, eapitally mitaated la the county of a geed Whig trade. Prise 11/11. SAINSBURY' bee the above trenelze Is, POtiet. Rent MO. all les p,roisss Ire very ase CONITISMIIIt. sad well adapted for and trade. APply al SO. ...
... e No. 431. —VoL. IX. r4e Vrtsz. THE BARREN WHIGS. patient is dying fast: he is almost gone. The Whigs cannot perpetuate their race; they are illustrating very opportunely Mr. DARWIN'S discovery of the law of natural selection; their species is disappearing ...