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... TO MASTER WHEEL WHIG SITUATION WANTED, steady respectable Man GENERAL HA^iD; age used country work, with five years in Loudon. —Address, W. Leggett, 27 Ex mouth • street, Euston-square, Loudon, N.W. WANTED, once, by Married Mao, COWMAN; aged wife to attend ...
... to Bnekle'i History Civilisation, vol. i. pp. 478-481, edn Mr. Fowler tells us that whig, Grenvilk began the attempt to tax America the Stamp Act; that the Bedford whigs hindered the Duke Grafton from repealing the tea duty ; that the same party kept Lord ...
... tho next place, certain so-called whigs. Grenvillc, Townshend, the Duke of Bedford, were nixed in the attempt to tax tho colonies, which brought about the quarrel. Now to the first contention. Ido not deny that ttio whigs may have had illiberal views of ...
... and lose valuable time, in order to defeat the meanness of the few Whigs, who make great deal more noise than numbers or influence warrant. Let the Radicals of Maldon send this Whig dictator about his business, and they will teach him a lesion he will ...
... the whigs, Grenville, Townshcir.l, and Bedford; but i out himself with designating them as so-called whig!«. the fact being that they were whigs pure simple, the Duke Bedford particular being de ...
... Reform Bill. And, among others, a Whig of the old school wishes for more men from England. Does he think in his heart, though it would never do to say so, that' reform may by a better adjustment voting power bring back Whig supremacy ? That can hardly be ...
... Present seems to intimate that of the two candidates who addressed the Hundred last Fiiday one wjis Radical and the other a Whig. This is not fair. Both the candidates were Radicals, and supported extensive reforms of the Land Laws, Disestablishment, Local ...
... makers ¢ every prominent works | he House of Lords and to fellow will oceapy emarking that the and probably not less a san » Whigs had made wired. Sui at reated in the last 40 muél have already ed. The and only 68 by a J t the real mane ware to their namber) ...
... through the utilisation the Whigs of public opinion this particular cpucstion. What havo to do is to furnish tho Whigs with a majority, and Kossuth thought this could be done securing the return of enough Radicals to put the Whigs into a position to turn ...
... division. [Applause.] A WORD FOB THE WHIGS. They had heard that evening about Radicals and Whigs. He bad beard Liberals Romford speak very disrespectfully of Whigs, and once beard gentleman Romford say, As to the Whigs are worse than the Tories. He hoped ...
... found in the van, and thu Tories the rear. For example, the Whigs of the reign of William 111., and of the throe following reigns, had much 'ess advanced views as to religious liberty than the Whigs later times. But still the treatment of Protestant Nonc ...
... White Colne) presided, and condemned the inadequacy of the Tithes Bill introduced by the Government.—Mr. said he was born a Whig, educated a Liberal, and was fast becoming Ultra-Radical. Mr. Balfour had nourished a fresh crop of evictions, and their good ...