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... industry which suffered depression, steady and progressive improvement has been, gradually, going on. Even the report of the Whig gentlemen of Lanarkshire confesses, that the weaving business is already affording occupation to a moiety of those who were ...
... fulminated the doctor my creed does not admit of modern miracles.—The gentleman who, his health being drunk by the Cheshire Whig Club, favoured the company with a dissertation upon tobacco, seemed determined give them least quid pro i/uo. —A few days ago ...
... persons for real business. It is quite a different thing to make a speech and plan and execute any great undertaking. The Whigs have been peculiarly unfortunate in their expeditions to the East. Indeed, there seems be a fatality attending all their attempts ...
... upon the Catholics ho|.e, hr tanw gjr*? f ™;tl tressed ;to hope, because Kngland was Such is the pass to which the weak snd Whig faction in the Government of England, ' the eyes of foreign enemies and domestic rebel* Gn^ 1 it |K>ssible that this great ...
... bodily strength, and with it that greatest of all blessings, HEALTH. It h»s been for some time the constant practice of the Whig- Radical papers, to issue forth long and puling Jeremiads relative to the Heir Presumptive of the Throne of these Realms, —all ...
... militiaman of that name. Moses says it is little Jew, who deals in old clothes, &c. most Infamous libel running the circuit of the Whig papers, stating that the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Wellington are canvussing for the of Commander Chief. There not ...
... despotic tyranny of Napoleon—a tyranny more odious and destructive, if possible, than the coxcombic incapacity of the miscalled Whig Administration of —the last, thank Heaven ! likely disgrace the country for, we hope, ages come. ...
... but with the Representatives the Popish Priesthood. Lord ALTHORP performed the office of dry-uurse to Lord John Russell's Whig bantling, the resolutions against bribery at elections. The noble lord explained, some length, the particular objects of those ...
... one of Lord Grosvenor's independent members for Shaftesbury, and occasionally makes muddled midnight speeches at the Northern Whig Club, gave his friend Hume a pretty slap on the face on Wednesday: alluding to the dead loss of 19 millions by the addition ...
... BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS ! The Wallingford Whig electors —the Whig agents —the Reading Radicals —and the whole of that patriotic fraternity which profess purity, nnd practise corruption,—are especially directed to give their attention to the following extracts ...
... (Laughter and cheers.) The Whigs, and amongst others Lord Grosvenor, have for the honest expression of our opinions. blame the Whigs for this. A former Duke of Vork, the legitimate King of England, was dethroned by the English Whigs, although had never taken ...
... the aforesaid *' Brumal Ingress ! The great senators here alluded to, are evidently the members of the Great Northern Whig Club, who have been lately introduced into the House of Commons a certain patriotic noble lord—two of whom have recently given ...