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... people. Opposition of the Whig party royal influence. Composition of this party in that age. its tenets expounded in the earlier works of Burke. Outline its history during the period. Effeet produced upon it the French Revolution. Whig statesmen-Newcastle, ...
... both possessing local influence. The result of the revision will imperil the seat of Mr Arthur Wellesley Peel, the new Liberal Whig, who only gained a majority of 10 at the last election. LEEDS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. ...
... To thi editor of The Yorkshire Post, ALLEGED WHIG ECONOMY. Sir,— The Hour has been doing very good service jost now in reference to the repeated statements made in different quarters by the members of the Administration and its supporters, as to the present ...
... seem, however, from the large increase in out-door relief, that this feeling, which it was the object of the bold Act of the Whig Government some fifty years ago to generate and sustain, is now giv ing way to a degree that excites wellfounded apprehension ...
... and could not see why a person holding those principles and opinions could not make useful mem her of the Council as either Whig or Radical. (Cheers,) The promises then made be had tried to fulfil to the letter. had worked hard on their behalf, and had ...
... needless to back in proof of this to the Restoration, the Revolution, or to the close of that great war with France which the Whigs steadily opposed, though when th-.y came into ofiiee they did nut endeavour to tern- the Treaty of Vienna, which was its ultimate ...
... coming. But what did they find ? She considered that paper to be neither instructive nor elevating, and the mere organ of the Whig'party. (Laughter.) That was not the means by which they were going to make the working classes progress; they must have organ ...
... hut this statement he speedily forgot, and long discursive address was made the means of frequent sneers Conservatives and Whigs, and occasional direct ui>ou them. Aid. Carter, M.l*., occupied the chair, and at the close of the lecture referred to the ...
... Legitimists nor Republicans, may take much the same view of the present situation as Englishmen who were neither .Jacobites nor Whigs undoubtedly did take of the situation of 1714. The restoration of the hereditary branch will save all the evils of a disputed ...
... the advanced school of Liberalism, but far as municipal business went would much prefer an economical Tory to an extravagant Whig. (Cheers.)—On the motion of Councillor Wilkixsos, seconded MrMoTLEV. and supported by Councillor Hari.akd, was resolved, with ...