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... TORY, OLD WHIG, AND WHIG - RADICAL. TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — For some time past men have found it difficult to distinguish a Conservative from a Liberal ; or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whig— i.e., a Whig Oligar- chical and a ...
... WHAT THE WHIGS HAVE DONE FOR THE CONSTITUTION. TO TIIE EDITOR. Sic,— That the doctrines which base for tbe lust fifty yojirs been taught by successive Whig statesmen a:id their partisan* are t. nding rapidly to produce their certain results must at last ...
... wma. AND WHIG- TO TUB EDITOR. §?rae time p®«t aaeo Imre found dlflSoulMo nub » CoDtCTTnlif#’* from a Liberalor, I I i . • Tory from old Whiff i.e., Whiff OUffar> .i,J Wuiff lUtiioa), and heo«'o ** Consenrati?e-. Lileral-ConaerraiiTe, and anch otbtr mixed ...
... LATEST SPORTING NEWS. (WHIG FIT'S RACING TELEGRAMS.) AVOECESTER RACES. WORCESTER, Thursday. Stand PtATie. One Mile. Run ‘2.0. NecilleOnn, Violent, Sister to Scottish c;hief, Drum, Slanderer, Oannymede, and Sentinel are here. Worcestershire na. One Mile ...
... Livery and the Livery Companies ? — The Whigs. _. Who, in 1839, attacked your rights of self-government and of watch and ward within the City by attempting to destroy your local and well-ordeied police? — The Whigs. 3. Who, in 1848, brought in a bill ...
... the Livery and the Livery Companies?— The Whigs. Who, in 1839, attacked your rights of self-government and of watch and ward within the City attempting to destroy your_locai nnd wtll-ordeied police? —The Whigs. “3. Who, 181S, brought in bill deprive your ...
... But be is an anti-Whig, and he is, forsooth, to be interrogated on the Whig catechism, artfully cooked so as te pass aa a part of tbe popular creed. ' Will he follow Gladstone ?? We hope he will not ; and we hope he will tell the Whig tricksters so. Tbis ...
... evidenced by the conduct of the Whigs in reference to the Reform Bill of 1832, and the new Poor-law Act, and the Municipal Act of 1834. Working men had less to thank the Whigs for than any party in the state. The object of the Whigs in first of all proposing ...
... be unprecedented C— Facts :— 1. The parliament of 1837 was elected nnder Whig auspices. 2. The parliament of 186.. now existing was also elected under Whig auspices. ?? Yet tho Whig government of 1 840. 41 con- tinued to hold office, although beaten no ...
... stumbling-block would be removed from the path of those who are naturally bewildered at the amazing difference between Whig professions and Whig practice. — l am, Sir, your obedient servant, A CONSERVATIVE ELECTOR Oct. 22. OK SOUTH NOTTS. Health of the Bishop ...
... 1830, when the Whigs came into office, the working men of the country returned to the House of Commons, either entirely or through their material influence as voters, nearly 150 members. Now, the Reform Bill which was introduced by the Whigs was concocted ...
... friends, however, Mr. Henry Tucker, of Bourton House; Mr. Pocock, Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Mansfield, who are all of them strong Whigs, and who heartily wish to support you if they can do ao conscientiously, would bo glad to have your express assurance that ...