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... Radicalism. . Mr. Stanley became a Whig because the House of Deifcy, with its inveterate tendency to the weaker side, was Whfe, and while the Whigs we« struggling the era of the R»- form Bill Mr. Stanley was capital Whig. It is historical incident how leaped ...
... twit their edcercariic with meoaaielcMyl* •r with celtinc «p religJott* eriec cait rl / The Whig* ere edepta ihia gemo. I* ••• the Whig* who invented it. the Whig# have elwey* profited hy 11.. Thie, however, it ofeouite but negative arp- Ben t. A aleteamen ...
... Esq., J.P., Brooklands ; T. M. ASHTON, Esq., J.P., M.D., Burscough ; EDGAR MUSGROVE, Es4p, J.P., West Tower, Aughton ; J. H. WHIG LEY, E»i., J.P., Southport; W. H. TALBOT, Esq., J.P., Southiwrt ; C. P. SVMONDS, Es»,.. J.P., Ormskirk ; W. ROBERTS, Esq., ...
... POPULARITY. The Irish Journals publish a curious epistle from an Irish Whig noble to his land agent. It is thoroughly characteristic of Whig-Radical tactics. But comment onjt elsewhere: ** 8, Grosvenor-square, April 4. dear Mr. Thomson,—lt is very evident ...
... Drisbboorlioed. Akio • large variety of wellaestionsd Parma ASO Also Bristol Oil Clothe, Lamp sod Matiim Oils, V, Celeues, Paints, Whig. Lead, Re. homes highest repots), genuine. The Paper Hangings may be at J. P.S, Warehouse, or he will be happy to wait upon ...
... worth a candle. There are many things more improbable than that the present ministry may, after all, “go in” for “dishing the Whigs” again, by doing a great act of justice, though by compulsion, and sticking firmly to the emoluments of office. ...
... long neglected by their Whig predecessors that there were positively ships available for the relief of those then in com' mission! And quietly and truly told Mr. Childers—full of unwonted perns about that “ rare avis in terns,” Whig Surplua of couple of ...
... which the great Whig families, whom James 11. bad alarmed by designs of the appropnation of Church property to its original object, the maintenance of the poor, bound over the Deliverer by oath not exercise any prerogative, and the great Whigs became zealous ...
... articles—yee, political articles in a magazine edited by a lady. In the latter occurs the following sentence:— A Whig makes changes for the sake of whigs; a Tery because the old institutions have to be fitted to the new state of things. though he desires theni ...
... thay war. pat Wrward, ar alia that an par. and Whig as ha w,s* wold stoop narlf beihsry lb* SsseSt and most itishoisen eher•eksr. is tha Whig parly who aupporttd tbs cry of Titua Onte*. It was ih* Whig party who, wHab it •vMT*d Ihrir turn, supported ...
... borne, Please, Cranborne, come home ! Cranborne. dear Cranbornc, come back to us now And stick t the old Tory blue; * There'. Whig aud there's Bad., and there', one knows who, But none of their colours will do. With Peel and with Cranborne to serve under ...
... hunting Whigs, and the revolutionary Radicals all joined issue together for the purpose of overthrowing the Ministry, and the victory they have been able to snatch will be as shortlived as it has been suddenly achieved. The legislation of the Whig has always ...