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... TIM WHIG CLUB. Yeferdav, the mnemnbers of thlis Society diasd I I tocther at the Crown and Anchor Tavernl for t til: filft tillic-this feafon. The meeting wv as ve. e ry numerous, and manv Members of both Hou- fes of Parliament were prefcnt. Among others ...
... THE WHIG'S AND THER PREMIER. (Douglas .Jerroldts Paper.) Sir Robert Peel gave thl;' whole glorn of corn law re- Peal to Mr Cobden. Certainly. Lord John Russell hal ¶Vitten his famous letter giving up his pet fixed duty. It 'vas a very nice letter-vyre ...
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... A 1I G C I. U B1 I - r-j I Ik; U I U 1I A meeting of the Whig Club was on1 Tuefday held at the London Tavern, Mr Fox in the Chair. After the toals of the Club were drank-, the Chairman, in the name of the' office-bearers of the Club, prefented the financial ...
... TEIF, TVIIIG Tire Whig Mhjiitrly having had a fair, trial, 140 question suggests itself, have theY retlised the juet espectations of the people, orhb ave they disappoint- ed those expeetations ? Happily we areo now fut- nished 'with sufficient data to ...
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... haive bero in. euhliicilnt for profesusiuonal rmniunerations takieeg thle loan mean responseibility %wlimil often foullowv a Whig political aguuccy, but quite estalicient to satimfty any agent, and to isaintain thie interest of thle party avere tiles Wheiga ...
... kinsfolk and for the relatives of Whig judges. The chief legat appoi'ntiients which hare been of late con-' ferred or teadjustedliave been a'seheriffehip upon Mr Andrew Rutherfurd Clarkc, a uephew. of the late ,W'hig judge, Lord Ruthergurd; another e ...
... OF' EDINBURGH q AND THE DEPENDENT WHIGS. The Conservatives =6f Mlinburgh 'are evidently day'bylday. becoming more and more-alive to the abssrdity of thir giving theirvotesato their arch and;uus cruinls enemies 0,AeV Whigs'-pien .ho almost eveiyWbere, W hile ...
... OPIGIN OF THE PTBRMS WHIG AND T02, 1. This year (says Hsnne, Hist. ong. 1680) is remarkable ne for being the epoch of the well known epithets of WAht and dc Tsryby vhich, and sometimes without any material differ ence, this island has hee'i so long ...
... [VOTh MIAKTNG IRY TORIES AND WHIGS. - - n ?? InasO I Wye do not regret that the late decision by Mr URtQUHART, the Registering Sheriff, has been pronounced, and this, for two reasons; first, be- cause it is calculated strongly to attract the atten- titon ...