... Roman Catholic. Lady C. Barring ton.-Daughter of the Whig Earl Grey, and wife ot' a late M. P. Lady C. Copley.—Daughter the Whig Earl of borough, sister tbe Whig Lord Worsley, M.P. and wife of Whig baronet. Lady Harriet Clive.—The only Conservative in ...

... sent an intimation to the Whigs this borough to prepare for a contest, allow me to inform you that have heard, on unquestionable authority, that Spring Rice has written to a leading Whig in Cambridge, advising him to provide Whig candidate, in case of the ...

... was well known that I had advocated Whig principles, and the principles which hive ever advocated, will not disavow; but there ire two descriptions of Whigs, there the Consert ative Whig and there is the modern Whig Radical, two beings quite dissimilar ...

... WHIG AND RY Look at the places, pensions, sinecures and church preferments of the present Cabinet and. jis subal- terns, compared with those of the theif subordinates, and a fair estimate may be made, from this evidence-atone, of theirrespective propensities ...

... THE WHIG-RADICAL DINNER. (Concluded from our last.) Our report ot last week, ended with the toast of The Bishop ol Hereford;” after which Mr. R. Foster shortly returned thanks to the company for their reception of the sentiment of Civil and Religious ...

... %Whig SOMCOS .14 PX= WIDSO record of your No the time to book ior 1989 Some dates •yall• able this year Alan. Great Easton 331 or liashop's ritortford 521132 Wouldn't you to your monthly paym•nts fl half? Then out • Loon Canna, loan now and pay on all ...

... Sa l in!leM , Whig moors anyrntrep DEntict • COUNCIL • : assitors pianism CAR PARR • =VIC; magi) I (PRORMIITKON AND RESTRICTION OF. • • WAITING) ORDER t (N 04.14 Mt • • g . ivea • on the 13th July, 19, Sorttford • U r b. mode Order under . the of Sections ...

... THE WHIG ■ RADICAL DINNER ( Concluded from our lu*t.) Our report ot last week, ended with the toast of •• t» Bishop of Hereford;” after which Mr. R. Fustir short! returned thanks to the company for their reception sentiment Civil and Religious Liberty ...

... circumstance thai sine Ihe days the Whigs produced a line, enrol celebrity. pamphleteering, essay writing, speech making, and .11 political strokes of faction, many tlieir champions have excelled ; tiii.tuce is a silei which Whigs have In ineffective anil unpractical ...

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... WHIG INTIMIDATION VOTERS. observe that P. Methuen, Esq. the hue liberal candidate for North Wilts, has made an example of Mr. Johu Little, of Biddestone, one of tbe most respectable farmers of tbat county, not for voting against him—for he both voted ...

... The Whigs and the Speculators Corn. [From the Morning Post.] is observable from the tone of the , Whig Journals, both in town and country, ah well r as from their selection news, that a scheme is foot—nothing short of villainous —the object of which is ...