... that Reform Bill, which had been in the main salutary, formed the principal argument in favour of another dose of the same Whig medicine. But, though a dose of six drops of strong medicine per day might benefit patient, it might kill him to take bottleful ...

... enunciate Old Whig do trine, and the banner older men were compelled to lay aside. Tbe embarrassment of the Liberal chiefs in a situation which, from the moment the compounder was buried, almost ornel, infected their followers, and we had not from Whigs Radioala ...

... of 1832 as an accomplished fact, tie would next pfovide for the working ' classes either by lowering the franchise, as the Whig Government proposed, to £7, or by creating for them a ; special franchise analogous to that possessed by the : English and ...

... V. W*xt\vouth, Wentworth Castle, Stainbro .—lat Grapes, Mack ; lat Grapes, white ; Ist Peaches: Ist Apricots. Mr. W. Wain whig ht, Hoy land Common.—lat, : Eschalots. Thos Norton, Esq., —lst Melon. R. C. Clahkb, Esu., Nobletborpe.—2nd Grapes, black; 2nd ...

... England at this moment so important as the question relating to the sale of strong drinks, —(cheers)—and his vote whether to Whig Tory, or Radical, who might solicit his suffrages would depend upon tho gentleman’s view* upon that question. Cheers.) It was ...

... 33par cent, under proof „ OELBEY ' 3 suitable either for Toddy, or for drinking without dilution. (Labelled Castle U P* Scotch Whig- U V’ SCOTCH WHISKEY—\ Selected the finest quality, unsweetened, and pure as it comes from the w* A. still. Being 17 per cent ...

... GENERAL NEWS. weekly contemporary announces that now class newspaper, The Whig, and Cab and Omnibus dian, is about to started. . , What did the chawbacon say to Mr. when told him the great Duke of Wellington «I’m for he,” answered Uodge, but who Dr. Gumming ...

... specially, because Wharncliffe would have considerable influence with the Conservatives, while Lord Halifax repiesented the Whig party in the House of Lords. Both noblemen possessed tke local knowledge which would enable them to point out the position ...

... regret he has not its medal on his breast; but on that medal I see graven, 44 were struggling for place and power against the Whigs, we had need of the people to win them, and to buy their votes we supported the Ten Hours Bill.” And on the reverse of that ...

... must deceive him as to any such meeting as he refers to having taken place 1829. The only meeting held about that time the Whig party on the subject of reform, of which I aware, or of which can learn anything from Lord Russell, was one cf the members ...

... introduced this charter of incorporation they would be all at loggerhe ids. The Council, it was said would he divided into Whigs and Tories. would give the town of Barnsley this praise, that never knew town in which there was less amount of political ...

... the cabinet. Their opinion was shared not only by many of the supporters of the government, bat also by large section of the Whig party, who were really as much opposed to reform as the Conservatives themselves, and who combined with the old and consistent ...