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... WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEEBAGE. There appears to be no limit to the meanness and ef frontery of Whig jobbery. The instance to which we ai present advert is one peculiarly offensive, both in itself an,, as it affects the dignity of the British peerage. In ...
... Aer,:e isliFoßD SEWS, mg • MI • I KENTISH EXPRESS, And Whig AJoultual of Agricultural and cutural PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY HENRY IGGLE,SDEN, AT HIS OFFICE, HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE BANK STREET, ASHFORD, KENT, AND THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES ...
... WHIG HT'S COUNTY PIANOFORTE MART, 16, HIM ROAD, For lbw Bele of New I the best Maim. A LAMO PIANOFORTE ANT/ MUSIC WA nannu SR 167, NORTH STREFT. Ciaeofortes (or Hire by Rroedwod, Collard, Kirkman, trot 16e per month. Debahie Alexandre's, and Realm'. lEoghsb) ...
... POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. The Last Whig Job.—Under tbis title a contemporary has published the following :— Lord Brougham has deserved well of his country and of the Whigs. No ono grudges him the honours tl have fallen to his share; and when it became ...
... long since given him up, and he has lived to find. himself eclipsed by an old enemy. Lord Palmerston is everything with the Whigs just now, and that being so, Lord John is as nobody. He has little influence in any quarter, and he is wise to retire to the ...
... the struggling nationalities which make up her heterogeneous empire. But why must it be everlastingly Whigs in and Tories out, or Tories in and Whigs out? The fault seems to us to lie with the people, who pin their faith to parties instead of principles; ...
... neither his admirers nor his followers. owed his early distinction principally to the fact that he represented one of those great whig families which, by well-contrived and rigidly maintained combination, had, over since the revolution of 1088, virtually governed ...
... Conservatives of Durham are determined to vindicate themselves in the eyes of the country, and will no longer submit to the Whig rule, by continuing Sir William Atherton as their representative. We are informed, says the Standard, that Lord Loughborough ...
... announced, presents a gloomy picture of the prospects the Whig party. Ireland, he says, “ which was a fast friend the Liberal party, is now the great Whig difficulty. the uext election candidate ol Whig principles can hope be returned Irish consitut ncy.” ...
... aco de tete, to sell all her behragiage—her wardrobe and ]aces—reserving aoaabi bat her jewels, aad to fly at once iato Gamy, Whig ems that the mob would Moak is UK, after wawa.* every Her she meld asa, lam tak i lreacair b the diamond; valued at betimes ...
... between the politics of old Whigs and new Tories Parliament. Both have strenuously contended that the Reform of 1832 was a final measure, and both have come forward with new Reform Bills which it was never intended pass. The Whigs have made a great stride ...
... MISCELLANY—TOPICS OF THE DAY—FARMING —GARDENING, &c. TOPICS OF THE DAY. Tux WHIGS AND TYIIIIR LAW-OFFICIML—After much diplomatic management and official squabbling, the Whigs have contrived to get law-officers. Their next, and more unpleasant task may ...