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... Died, a few days since, of a rapid decline, that proverbial advocate of the Whig party, the Bedford Chronicle. Monday, sth March, an information was exhibited before J. F. Mills and T. J. Turner, esq. justices of the county, under the new game ac , by ...
... The combined forces of Whigs, Radicals, and Anti-Corn- Law Leaguers, have already given notice that the Earl of DERBr's Administration must expect no quarter at their hands. The note of war was sounded by the Ex-Premier himself, when.in announcing that ...
... Almost every week exhibits the Whig-Radical Ministry.of which Lord Melbourne is the nominal, and O'Connell the real head, in the disgraceful position of a party despised hy the people, and op- posed by a majority of their representatives ; hav- ing no ...
... Municipal Honours in Canterbury.—Mon- day, at a meeting of the Canterbury Town Council, Alderman Cooper proposed to increase the Whig-Ra- dical Mayor's income from £80 lo £IW, which was met by an amendment by Mr. Matthews to abolish tbe salary altogether. The ...
... ; the most unscru- pulous of the Whig-Radical organs allow it to he eighty : some Conservative journals «laim 88 or 90. These dis- crepancies are partly occasioned by the mode of placing one or two Conservative Whigs, and the double returns nf Thetford ...
... youth—an inexperienced boy—should be brought forward a Whig faction— men whose yellow faces are pretty well known to us ;** as Harvey says at Colchester, in his exposure of Whig treachery and trickery—after trying first one—then another —for a whole ...
... It is a singular fatality tbat every Whig Government which has held office during the last century has invariably involved the country in financial difficulties. Tliis part}', while in opposition, have ever been clamorous for change : their political ...
... i* every line of Mr. Beaumont's parting ad- that which marks him a Whig — a member of ?? ' l)iT ,y whose un parallel led pride and folly have ffht us to the brink of revolution. A Whig is a 1-soa v.-lio fancies that he alone was made to rule the !«i la— ...
... S & BOROUGHS. Conservative Whig Cor.ier.ati.es vice Whigs '38' ' Whigs vice Conservatives 31 __NGI_-Nl>- COC-fTIES. 7 ° Conservative* vice Whigs 24 Whigs nee Conservatives 1 23 0 SCOTLAND. Conservatives vice ...
... I But another benefit the honourable Wm. Cowper informs ns we ewe to the Whigs, — ''Tkey have reformed the Government of the Church! Of course it is beneath the dignity of a Whig to inquire before he boists of reformation, any one of these three p ...
... gives a tolerably correct character the Whigs. CHORVS. Whigs, awa', awa' Whigs, awa', Ye're but pack o' traitor louns, YeTl do nae at a'! Our thistles flourish'd fresh and fair, And bonnie bloom'd our roses, But Whigs cam like a frost in June, And wither'd ...
... toiled I as man ne'er toiled Aud I toiling still— Oh, my heart, ray heart, quaking, For the Whig Reform Bill: Uh, my heart, my heart, is quaking, For the Whig Reform Bill! I!. Its «chednles disfranchisement Are down in black and white, They took old John ...