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... WHIG SENTIMFNTALITY. (From (A- Edilstmrgh Errming Post.) We intended to have noticed Loud Glenelg's redoubterl manifesto against the occupation of 'nu' late acquisitions in Carrara at ;he time, but it is not too late to show np this one of the many a ...
... THE TIMES AND THE WHIGS. (From the St. James's Chronick.) The Times of the 23d contained a virulent attack upon the Whig Noblemen and Gentlemen who obeyed their Sovereign's summons to assist persouslly, or by their children, in the ceremony of the Coronation ...
... MATERIALS OF THE WHIG MAJORITY. The English are disposed to consider Sir R. Peel as in some degree a martyr in the cause of their Estahlished Church —the votes of the Irish Catholics Scotch Preshyteriatis more than counterbalanced the numerical superiority ...
... WHIG RADICAL MEETING IN INVERNESS. We understand that meetings were held yesterday, and on one or two preceding days, at the Royal Hotel here, at which were pre,ent. amoirgst others. liallindalloch, from Banff-hire ; Ki!coy, fro:a slate ; Glenmorrison ...
... oath. that the Duke had been so civil to the Whigs. become he was a Whi g himself in his heart. This made it a court w6rd, and in a little whi;e all the friends and followers of the Duke begen to he (ailed Whigs; and tsey, as the other parts did by the word ...
... lirother.. William, in 1659 0 estaildisheil the firm. decides' Whig Administratioo ; in 1698 lie ail, mitted 'furies, nail in the -Whigs were testor' ed. Queen Aune, in 17112, chose a Whig Aalministraliou till 1710, consisting of Lord Godol t flin. Lord ...
... DE FCAT OF THE WHIGS AND ANTI-COIIN-LAW PARTY. (Fran the Standard.) Coventry, July 20. Although thing.. are not quite so bad here as at some other places, still they are bad enough, and the Whigs for political purposes. are exciting the people as much ...
... man! I shall subscribe myself—not a Whig-or a Tory —but, to please tiesforth— A RADICAL. ...
... sal disabled vessels, so after the late tempestuous liarrassin,g of the whig-rameal cabinet at the several elections in the kingdom, curiosity is on the stretch ; to observe their sinking and crippled bark—the direction in whirl: it steers for a pert ...
... I. The Whig DissOlOtiOil—ll. Free Trade for Ever, and every thing cheap. A New Election Song—lll. The Colmans—lV. Marquitter and La Collegials—V. Plato's Republic—Vl. The World of London. Part 3. --VII. The June Gale—Vlll. Ten Years of the Whigs Ten Thousand ...
... B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. CCCVIII. fur JUNE. I. The Whig Ministry.—ll. Peter the Wine —M. The Spas of England —I V. Ida and Ermengard.—V. The Suit of the Minstrel. By B. Simmons. VI. Russia. as it was in the Summer and Winter of 1812. VII. ...
... Those marked thus t are new candidates. lax. At a meeting of the Whig party, lon Friday, for the of considering the propriety ,of starting • Whig candidate for Lanarkshire, it was resolved not to oppose the Conservative candidate, Mr W. Lockhart. Boaces ...