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... CHESIIIRE WVHIG CLUB. is' . The seventh annual meeting of the Whig Club t e. of Chetshiire eiid the adjacent crodztips, was held on s i- T uesday, at. the Royal HotetI, Chester. It was at- t in te'nded'by sixty persons only, most of whom Nvere' Ad gentlemen ...
... starch, tiles, sltes, statei bolI- Iles, &c., aid i ave given us a penty postagoe. luch, perhaps all, of ilas invelotly (it whig merits i ily lii true, and tae shall pleseilly confirini end recaipitiihe it. BIut it is not (all lie trutl ; and a Wise malt ...
... Last of the Irish Whigs. The O'Conor Don. who died ,mviteMay. May be &method the bat of the Irish Whge He was for 10 years in the House et Commoes. and a steady supporter of the Liberal party. He give a general. though not enthmiastic. support to the ...
... A WHIG OF 1088. The following admirable observations are extracted from au address. by Mr. Sergeant Spankie, a moderate Whig, to his constituents, the electors of Fiosbury. In speaking of the Agitation Meetings he says— I can, from much observation and ...
... natural enemy of England ! When Mr. Pitt weent on in tile execution of his plans of economical reform, how boldly did the Whigs attack.hini, and how mourn- fully they lamented the sad decay of ministerial pitlrotlage, and the abolition of private jobbing ...
... principles. If the Whig members of the Liberal party were going to refine to work for and to subecribe for any but Wings, the Radieals would refuse to rote for any but Radicals • and their vet. were far more numer. them the votes of Whigs. If the Radical ...
... THE DISMISSED WHIGS AND THEIR PENSIONS. Earl Grey, First Lord of the Treasury £2,000 Lord Althorp, Chancellor of the Exchequer 2,000 Lord Auckland, President of the Board of Trade and afterwards First Lord of the Admiralty 2,000 Charles Grant, President ...
... BUOXA PARTE AND THE WHiGS. It is a curious speculation, now that the event is over, what would have been the fate of England if Napoleon, with olla hUlldl'ed and fift)' thousi.llId we'J, had, in consequence of the success of these combina- tions, lauded ...
... avotar Or tile necessity of xeiristing il soaindjudg si moent ott the writiogsi n thle jiublie'journal: -- it il As to the t Whigs, e pltainly, and iu Uz/I face of sr the people cjf Etg/lawtu; dny that the countiV -looks to Ce IV theri as its saviours in ...
... WHIg a TON'S ...
... election threw up a great number of squihs, as must be expected on such occasions. The natural bitterness and ma- lignity of' the Whigs Mwere not to be appeahed'even. by final success; 'alid more than .a year after the election was over, an action is raised by ...