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... TIIE WHIGS The declaration of our neighbours, the Cheshire Whigs,' preparatory to their approachiog meetinz, a document. I les.: likely to produce impression than the venitn of the party has disposed them to anticipate The state prices in which we are ...
... WHIGS AND TIRIES Bal.l show you that the Tories are the men to govern this great nation. A Tory, I may 'say, • citur a socils.' What in is that, when it's biled a - ncl the skin took off? asked Mr Slick. • Why, is ii possible yoo.-ti't know that ...
... COBBETT VERSUS THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRUE BUN. Slr,—ln my letter, appeared in your paper on ::'aturday last, I am, by mistakta of some one, made to EIRV-- *. At a meeting of that same county (Surrey), nut One single hunt/ was'ilold up expressing ...
... democracy. A 'Whig government 01 great talents, vigorous activity, and public character, established by eminent public success, if such shall ever be, may by possibility refuse a comnliance with the more extravagant caprices of the multitude ; but a Whig ministry ...
... WASHING -IMPORTANT TO THE WHIGS. At a nimerous and highly resnectable meeting of the washer womun of Kensington . Ond the peighbourhood, held day at the Crown and Sceptre, Mrs. tuphemia Figgins in the chair. • lt was resolved unanimNislY,— That this ...
... TEN YEARS OF THE WHIGS. 11101111 ( Concluded from our last.) The 9econd reading the bill was carried but by a majAity or one among 603 members—the largest House record 302 for bill, and 301 against it, and that one an individual who had formed a part ...
... THE UNF9R:UNATE WHIGS. (Froin the Cambridge Chronicle.) • Of the seveu catrinet ministers in the House of Corn• mons, which is secure of his return at the next election'? Not one. Two of them have a fair chit/tee, but the: rest are for the most parr in ...
... JOBBING AT THE ADMIRALTY, (From a Whig-Radical Sunday Paper.) The system at the Admiralty differs from the system at the Horse Guards, chiltly in this respect,—;that Low Mint° jobs- for the Whigs and their •connexions, and Lord Hill for the Tories and ...
... TIIII CONDUCT OF THE LORDS, AND PROBABLE sum OF IMPENDING CONFLICI . OF THE CONSERVATIVES AND WHIGS. (Prom nell's Weekly Messenger, April 30.) We scarcely remember any occasion upon which. there existed a stronger feeling of anxiety through the great ...
... great man as a Whig. The difficulty, great as it is, of finding a successor' to Lord Auckland must, however, be overcome ; end the idea has for some limo prevailed that Loid Minna is the person whom Administration has selected Whig of all Whigs titled to ...
... —and so, thank heaven, it will be co isidered by everybody who will read it. The Whigs are really a lobe, mean. paltry, ungentleman-like set of fellows. I leave Jeffr , y's squabble with Southey and Co. alone, giting them full liberty to box it about ...
... 'WHIG ANTI COALILION.—A. great deal of conversation is going on in political circles about an intend, ed junction of the Whigs and Peelites. It is not supposed that it aill bp so compkte as to include Sir Robert Peel ; but his subuidinat.es are to have ...