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... WHIG LOSS Whigs struck off the Register by Conservatives. Deduct those who are on the list for other > qualifications 32 Deduct such as were not on last year’s Register, and did not vote at the last election,f also 3 who, if they had remained on the ...
... WHIG HONOUR. SIR, —Well aware that on all occasions where the Conservatires have called upon voter and that voter hag told them that he has promised bis vote, the conference has ended then, I cannot but feel great indignation and disgust when I find that ...
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... WHIG CALUMNY. To the Editor of the Cambridge Chronicle- Sir, I Was well aware that the copious Isaac Barrow hail exhausted every subject, hut did not think he had so thoroughly described the present policy of the Ministerial journals, in attributing the ...
... harsher term would suit better) *ln the revision the Burgess lasts! A Whig-Radical Town Clerk makes out the lists; a Whig-Radical Mayor Interprets the law; and accordingly it is found that Whig cannot wrong-a Tory cannot right. Only look at the specimens the ...
... THE TRUE WHIG POLICY FOR IRELAND. CanilirnJgt Snkpcnfent SATURDAY, the 24th op April. The fundamental principle of Whiggisra, as it has been expounded by its ablest advocates from 1659 to the present day, is this :—To accomplish by means of wise and timely ...
... THE WHIG PETITION We are enabled to state from undoubted autliorily that the Petition against the County Members will not be persevered in. Mr. George Fowler, one of the Petitioners had intended to have petitioned the House to be allowed to withdraw his ...
... WHIG RETRENCHMENT. Mr. Ellis’s retiring p . sicn, given by the Whigs make way for Sir John Newport 1,400 Unto to Sir John Newport to make way f„ r Lord Monteaale ,i 000 Lord Monteagle’s salary Controller the Exchequer • u. ** V OO 400 It is undeniable ...
... WHIG DOINGS. The Whigs are charged with having improperly wasted the public revenue, and involved the country in pecuniary difficulties. In reply, we shall recapitulate some evidence founded on statistical facts. The principle acted upon by the Whigs ...
... THE WHIG CLUB. HIS Grace the Duke of NOR FOLK was on Tuelday in the chair of this difiingti Abed club, and he was fupported by Mr. Fox, and many others of the tilt characters in the kingdom. After the ohm' malts of the day, the Noble Duke in a ,hurt and ...
... WHIGS HEALING SANCTUANY he Mad TraPP•d Nemo, Slipped earnekaints. TELEPHONE 1)1945 7738064 ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. THE INDEPENDENT PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1840. DEFENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT. Her Majesty's Ministers are be put their trial, in the House of Commons, on Monday night, when Sir J. Y. Butler brings forward his motion of a want of confidence ...