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... requested the House of Commons to take into their moat serious consideration the representation of her people. Conservatives and Whigs have both admitted that a reform, or in other words extension of the elective franchise to the people, is imperatively and ...
... applied through Mr. for Leer lieen*©. reply to the Chairman, Mr. Q ...
... FARMERS’ •ES AND GAINS. ent of the gains and losses Radicals respectively, since WHIG-RADICAL GAINS. Bodmin Ber«ick Whitby Pontefract Roscommon Plymouth 1 Lincoln ...
... probably irresistible, to burn the cotton and tobacco which may m danger of falling into the FederaLs? hands; and tho Richmond Whig exclaims, “If the Hellish policy of foreign Governments leads them seek their interests by aiding iu our ruin, lot us shout ...
... irresistible, to burn the cotton and tobacco which may be in danger of falling into the Federal!? hands ; and the Richmond Whig exclaims, If the selfish policy of foreign Governments leads them to seek their interests by aiding in our ruin, let us show ...
... to play over Ireland, at the expense of the lives and homes of the peasantry, a game of English factions —to displace the Whigs, in the vain hope the Tories will make war on France and Sardinia, restore Naples, and so forth. We protest against this plan ...
... are willing to fight for auy man who may for the time consent to oppose the Liberal candidate : they care not whether be is Whig, Tory, or Radical, aolhat he will, for their purpose, consent to assume the garb of Toryism. ;How else can they explain their ...
... The prospect is not a hopeful ...
... be irresistible, to burn the cotton and tobacco which may be in danger of falling into t h e Federa hands; and the Richmond Whig exclaims, If the *elfish policy of foreifu Governments kids them to seek their intisseala by aiding in our ruin, let um show ...
... we see that it' Pitt had been really anxious to eject Mr. Addington from office, by any means short of coalescing with the Whigs, he would have found it no easy task. That he was not anxious so to do is the conviction of Lord Stanhope ; as it certainly ...
... Ledger, it was the oldest paper in London. Its former career was brilliant. When Jas. Perry was the proprietor—when was the Whig organ —and when Brougham, Tom Moore, Hazlitt, James Mills, and Campbell were contributors to its columns —it stood at the head ...
... than the Times, and in the time of Charles James Fox and the Whigs, an organ of great power and influence. Perhaps it attained its highest literary eminence when Holland-park House was a great Whig and literary focus, and Tom Moore burst on the world of London ...